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zosia zija
{K:11106} 2/15/2004
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nice work!
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Joobee Gan
{K:91} 1/27/2004
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picture that speaks a thousand words. great shot :)
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Kevin Lanthier
{K:3477} 1/27/2004
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This is really really cool. Kind of reminds me of those recent movies shot on that contrasty silver something-or-other filmstock, like Minority Report, or Stigmata, or a few others. I love the light bleeding through the windows and the obvious signs of temporal distortion. Whenever I try something like this I get really oversaturated artificial light turning it grotesquely coloured - they way this looks natural in terms of colour really adds to the effect that we're actually watching time. Favourite.
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maria elisa duque
{K:1503} 1/27/2004
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I love what you have done here. it is wonderful how a lapse of time is turned into one instant with your camera. WOW!!!!
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Ahmet Baki Kocaballi
{K:13618} 1/27/2004
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very nice picture!
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Margot Haag
{K:1324} 1/27/2004
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Richard, about two minutes, I guess. He is not in the picture because he did not want to be and take notice there is no motion on him :)
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Richard Montgomery
{K:1936} 1/27/2004
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Margot, You have created some really wonderful images with this camera. I really like the dream-like effect of the long exposure. Any idea what your shutter speed was? I must say that I am curious about one aspect of this scene. Why is the person to the left sitting away from the table? :) Very good image!
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