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by Jules00
Released 2011-01-24 21:05:52 +0200

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1. I love that pic because it exudes calmness and I can nearly  hear the wind going through the halms like a whisper.


2. 4000 tiles combined to one big picture. It's facinating how easy you can deceive your eyes.


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1. It's hard to imagine how such a love will work out. But there is a saying: Love knows no bounds.


2. Maybe it was really invented that way - who knows?  ;-)

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I reprocessed this photo to give it a Kodachrome color style. I think it looks much better and vivid that the original

Snowy Field (Color Altered)
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our summer in the city was made up of tiny stories.
(credit to Neithan for coming up with above statement)

A result of 164 images from SITC 1, 2, and 3. I saved just about every image taken that had to with SITC. Whether it was a result of the tiny story made in SITC 2, people at home watching, everything. So I'm truly sorry if I missed you!
I believe everyone has been resourced (let me know if you know otherwise).

There's 4000 tiles, therefore it might be hard to find your picture. There are duplicate images so maybe you'll find one of your many duplicates. I guarantee you can save it and zoom and get enough clarity to find it.

I used AndreaMosaic program. I'm allowed to use it for commercial purposes, yet I need to give this Andrea chick a lot of the credit, and I encourage you to use her program to make something of your own! : http://www.andreaplanet.com/andreamosaic/
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Deeply in love but fearing the disapproval of their peers...

...the antelope and the ant...eloped.
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Tiny Story (Forbidden Love)
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Like most modern day sports, the origin of the balance beam began with pirates.

During the late 18th century, it became popular for pillaging pirates to punish their captives by having ...
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