Your EM email suggests the photo represents an “angry” river, maybe because of the image. However, couldn’t it also represent a joyful river, jumping for joy?
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# 11 November 2011 at 8:19 am
Barb said:
The dark sky colors the mood though and angry seems more appropriate.
Your EM email suggests the photo represents an “angry” river, maybe because of the image. However, couldn’t it also represent a joyful river, jumping for joy?
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The dark sky colors the mood though and angry seems more appropriate.
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spectacular!
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