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Cliff and snovy mountain.

6.6.06   23:35

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Unbelievably beautiful.

3:35 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yet once more, this is what I do enjoy about the island and your photos, Joe. Loneliness, illusive abandon, the elements heavily present and irresistebly also affecting one`s memories. Respectfully staying in front of all that. Pathetic are the nights after midnight.

10:39 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Stunning stuff...

11:40 AM