Old Photographic Sanctuary: Question Of The Year.

Question Of The Year.

Posted by Natasha on Wednesday, August 03, 2005 at 8:16 PM | Permalink

I love the way you've photographed this :) Keep it up larki!

Posted by Blue Water | 8:58 PM

Beautiful!
This has been the question of the year for many years. Guess you should make it "Question of a Lifetime". :P

Posted by NV | 5:52 AM

Wow. I just looked through some of your pictures. They're amazing. So, you're getting your masters in photography? That's really neat.

Posted by Rebecca | 6:33 AM

heheh this is excellent. nicely done :)

Posted by mushsis | 10:08 AM

blue water: yes yes, will do :D

jnarin: lol :P. you're right.

bexterexter: thanks :) and well about the masters well that's a definate maybe. but i'd love to do it. lets see what happens. keep visting :P

mushsis: thank you :D

Posted by Natasha | 7:51 PM

this question...
its going auuuuull the way to hell.

:D ;)

Posted by flick | 1:55 AM

OH SIMPLY FABULOUS JOB KURIYE!

Posted by 3rd avenue | 2:47 PM

flick: well said :D

i am a flying cow: oh thank-as! cow jee. tusi great ho jee. lol :D

Posted by Natasha | 4:56 PM

bahaut fit tasha !!! real cool!! im using it as my msn display! OK!? mind not will u?!??! :D hehehehe!!

Posted by Ozair | 10:17 PM

heh. interesting.

but the text bothers me: why is HELL so far away?! shouldnt it be emphasized?!

just wondering.

Posted by bt | 5:48 AM

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