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Todd Miller
{K:16464} 1/13/2003
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wow, cool series! i agree w/ everyone, the first one (w/ diagnols) is the better of the two. i think the middle shot of the second series may be interesting alone too.
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AJ Haselwood
{K:2148} 1/13/2003
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The first seems more balanced in composition to me. You are the master of abstract.
aj
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Mary Sue Hayward
{K:17558} 1/13/2003
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Interesting collection, think the original 3 are the best compositionally. The diagonals make it all work together. Great job!
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Andy Eulass
{K:13435} 1/13/2003
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Funny, I think the first one is the best one, Alisa. I guess because I like a more structured composition, I think the first one is more effective compositionally. I like the diagonal lines because causes my eye to move all over the frame. I also liked the "layered" effect created by the fence, its shadow and the bare wall. The black object at the bottom of the middle one is too distracting to me. The third has lots of motion but is a bit chaotic to me. Just my preferences though. It does make a very interesting triptych though which I think could effectively be kept together.
Jeff, I was hearing "Holidays in the Sun" by the Sex Pistols when I viewed this. Oh wait...that's because its on my stereo. No wonder my neighbors hate me. :)
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jeff lynch
{K:4770} 1/13/2003
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Interesting photos here. Not sure which one I like more though. I looked at these and heard RHCP "Under the Bridge" in my head though.
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Alisa Mudge
{K:12511} 2/13/2004
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Another one.
What one works better? I'm thinking the first is a tad bit borning.
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Alisa Mudge
{K:12511} 2/13/2004
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Terrence Kent (6,624) 2002DONOR 01/13/2003
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shades of brown
Alisa M
ah, now that i can actually see it, it makes smore sense, tis abstractio indeed, definitively needs its series status, and alas, coolbeans
Terrence Kent
*Sorry Tk -
I deleted that one to replace it with this.
Thanks for the comment*
AM
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