A Brand New Year!


Cheers to a new year and another chance for us to get it right. ~Oprah Winfrey

Comments

Jerome West said…
Interesting composition
11/1/09 00:31
GMG said…
Hi Mariposa! New Year, Old Troubles... No, I’m not talking about the frosty weather, just the office... Another hectic week! ;)
But yours looks marvelous!!!

Thanks for your comments at Blogtrotter, now with a new post on Delhi! Enjoy and have a great week!
12/1/09 06:14
Anonymous said…
Honey... Oprah got somethings in her head that she need to get right because if it wasn't for God she wouldn't be what she is today.

I'm sorry I had to take it from a religious stand point.
13/1/09 10:33
Mariposa said…
Jerome: is it?
GMG: oh my new year is HECTIC indeed, i'm jsut trying to calm myself down with a laid back pic. Took it at sunrise at Redang Island last year.
Xin: Hey you're entitled to your opinions, so no need to apologise ;)
13/1/09 20:25
Jerome West said…
Yes, well I think so. It is a bit dark due to the light reflection but I like the sandels and deck chair on the beach. You expect someone nearby but there's nobody to be seen.
13/1/09 20:39
adelynne said…
Love the light, chac! Miss yoU!
15/1/09 20:44
Mariposa said…
Jerome: OOh didn't know it reflected that way. Well there was me, I was just behind the lens on a hammock ;)

Thanks for you comments!

Addy: Choc! Miss you too!!
15/1/09 22:28
tr3nta said…
what a cool shot. bravo...
21/1/09 20:00
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