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deniz kaan copur
{K:12726} 5/31/2004
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interesting.
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vicky ego
{K:1423} 5/11/2003
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Butterfly Harris
{K:190} 9/3/2002
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M.A. Mora,
I'm most impressed with the angle at which you chose. It's
I agree with John about considering what your image would look like without the tree/leaves in the left of your frame. Take your hand and cover the leaves see what you think. But then again it would become a completely different image, still quite impressive.
Very well done
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Debbie Groff
{K:9569} 11/4/2001
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Hi Marty. I still have my Vivatar Manual Camera and a couple o lenses if you would like I could mail them to you for the borrowing until you get your self the kind of camera you want coz I love your photography. It's a pretty cool camera really. Gotta set everything manually but you know what you're doing so no problem for you. Send me your address via e-mail and I'll get it to you within a week. OK? I think you can use infared film with it. I've never used any but this does make me wanna try. It's really a cool picture!
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Lisa Brainard
{K:743} 10/7/2001
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I like this shot, Marty. Hey, I like the leaves....... all of them. Great job!
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Ray Wearn
{K:1052} 9/26/2001
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Marty, have viewed this before but not commented. Had to view it again as soon as it came up on random. I can't explain what grabs me about this picture, but it really does grab me. Would happily clear some wall space for a copy of this. Love it.
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Martin Mora
{K:4666} 8/28/2001
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Thanks Al :) *Big Smile*
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al shaikh
{K:15790} 8/28/2001
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Wonderful mood and tone marty, I missed this one the first time around.
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Artie Colantuono
{K:12275} 7/24/2001
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nicely framed Marty except you should loose most of the leaves and leave just the single branch on the left...I want to see them there but I dont think they deserve the dominance.....lighting is cool and the effect of the IR works well here...nice job
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Joe Blow
{K:1918} 7/21/2001
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Mord, this is a very interesting photo. I enjoy infra-red and especailly when it has been done so well. I wonder how this would look without the tree/leaves in the left of your frame. I would like to see the flow of the clouds and the river mirror each other throughout the photo. The person works very well in this shot. Well done.
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Joe Blow
{K:1918} 7/21/2001
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Mord, this is a very interesting photo. I enjoy infra-red and especailly when it has been done so well. I wonder how this would look without the tree/leaves in the left of your frame. I would like to see the flow of the clouds and the river mirror each other throughout the photo. The person works very well in this shot. Well done.
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Dawn F. Collins
{K:560} 7/21/2001
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M.A., (What's your first name?), I really like this image. The elements quite naturally draw my eye off to the top right corner. The textures make everything look very interesting (I guess that's the infrared film?). At first glance, the trees in the background actually looked like another bank of clouds! Was this a candid shot? If it wasn't, I wonder if the reverse direction of your 'stepper' (so you saw their back), would have been a more natural fit with the way your eye moves through the shot. I'm a rookie, so I may very well be all wet on this one.
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