Sit For A Little While Longer

Posted by Sean Bailey (Phoenixville, United States) on 31 January 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

Baby don't worry about a thing,
because every little thing is going to be alright.

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Comments (10)

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

Cool title man! Love the deep colors here. Good comp!

31 Jan 2007 3:27pm

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Again a masterpiece...

31 Jan 2007 6:16pm

Jerry from Tampa, United States

Sean - this is a killer shot - great job!!!!! I would love to sit there and lose time staring out toward the clouds!

31 Jan 2007 8:20pm

Still from Valence, France

As beautiful as your first one in the same place!

31 Jan 2007 10:04pm

Anne from White Rock, Canada

This one is even more inviting for a "sit down" than the first one. I think I said I would love to sit and look at the sky the first time around. This is a beautiful composition!

31 Jan 2007 10:20pm

jc from Ireland

love the bands of strong colours and a beautiful sky indeed, really good!

31 Jan 2007 11:53pm

Colour blind from Tokyo, Japan

You should sit on the seat mate and set up a tripod and snap away. I think having you in it would take this picture to another level. Great shot thanks for showing us the different perspective.

1 Feb 2007 1:43am

@Colour blind: I never thought about it that way. That's not a bad idea. Thanks Colour blind.

shiqi from Singapore, Singapore

The sky looks kinda surreal. but its really beautiful. would love to sit there the entire day and watch the clouds roll past. nice(:

1 Feb 2007 2:48pm

Andy from San Marcos, TX, United States

I love the layers of color in this shot. It reminds me of one of those jars with multi-colored sand; one color on top of another.

4 Feb 2007 2:38am

Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan

wonderful work again Sean. I hope you made good use of the bench. I'd be there everyday after work just to unwind and put things in perspective.

4 Feb 2007 3:58pm

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