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11/18/2018 01:47:30 AMPost actions
kind of sweet and sour - the pastels and the dirty pinky fade of time.
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11/06/2018 09:11:13 PMPost actions
Fading before our eyes. The unique effect of a pinhole lens can't be replicated by editing. Thanks
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11/05/2018 10:17:53 AMPost actions
Gritty, grimy, & wonderful.
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11/04/2018 05:58:03 AMPost actions
the colours and the accompanying softness are outstanding. The water almost looks like frozen
I like rachels idea of an old( and frozen) memory.
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11/03/2018 10:06:19 PMPost actions
I think this is how our memories look when they are stored for several years.
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11/03/2018 08:53:01 AMPost actions
Time and tide. Nice! It's dreamy and uncertain, and transformative, as all good photographs are to some extent. Thank you.
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11/03/2018 12:21:37 AMPost actions
I like the colors and I like how you used a tilt-shift-like effect to no purpose except to drowsily imagine shapes
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11/02/2018 09:02:44 PMPost actions
Love the curving lines zigzagging through this composition - carries the eye in a swooping Z through the entire frame.
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11/02/2018 07:04:58 PMPost actions
gorgeous bit of work here with the pinhole, expertly framed
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11/02/2018 05:42:08 PMPost actions
Your technique makes for an absorbing image, taking nothing away from the skill of your insight. It's dreamy and just out of reach. The yellow/gold bounding the right side is a bold gesture that satisfies the overall poignancy of the scene. The ropes (hawsers?) spanning the waterway sew together the left and right. The pastel colors of the structures in the background are icing on the cupcake. Like it a lot.
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