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wow great symetry. This works really well, really appealing.
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nice symetry ! nice finish.
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Many thanks everyone - very much appreciated!
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Wow! This is spectacular! No offense intended to the ribbon winners, but I think this should have been in the top 3 instead of 4th.
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I love this shot, great job.
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You almost had another one this week. Congrats on 4th place.Message edited by author 2005-12-19 07:35:17.
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This remains a very impressive image. Congratulations on your top 5 finish.
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Good to see it do so well, per my earlier comment :-)
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Great job. Top marks for originality and execution.
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I love the symmetry in this one... it's refreshing to see 4 equal parts to an image instead of 2 from just a reflection. One of my favorites from this challenge! Nicely done!
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Fits challenge=5
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interesting butterfly effect.
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Very nice. I like the symetry here and the direction it seems to travel.
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Interesting effects but honestly I can't say that I like it.
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great abstract. Love the gradient fading at the corners and the square crop. 8
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This is a very unique and imaginative angle. It definately makes for an excellent photo!
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I really enjoyed this image, the lines are grea!
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Very nice patterns created by the candle, good interpretation of the challenge.
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Amazing use of light and shapes...beautiful
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Super geometric image, and love the soft golden color tones.
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returning for comments.
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I love the symmetry and the novel effect made by looking down on the candle.
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6 - Met the Challenge quite well in my opinion - "Use candlelight to create the impact of your photo." . Criticism; unless the quality suffered, this at 640 would have been much better in my opinion. Assume those are reflections/refractions on each 'corner' of the candle holder and a long exposure causing the 'rays'. Seems 'almost' perfectly symmetrical, so well done. Not sure on the frame, especially 'color', doesn't enhance or add to the overall 'feel' to this shot, again, in my opinion.
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I'm interested in what these items are that made these reflections like this. It looks like you made the most you could with only one candle.
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nice and pure. hope it's not too abstract for DPC!
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