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12/04/2007 01:46:38 AMPost actions
what a cool triptych. Interesting to see the final results below, you got a good handle on that acid tone :)
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10/26/2007 01:42:23 PMPost actions
remarkable how well these uncropped photos fit together.
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10/20/2007 09:11:45 PMPost actions
ok, beige. that's better. you're off probation.
but i love the colors of the originals for the bottom two. it would make a muted color triptych that would rock my world.
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10/18/2007 01:40:31 PMPost actions
Very cool study of texture and color. I like the vertical orientation.
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10/17/2007 08:31:34 PMPost actions
What a neat triptych. And the beige suits your surroundings with all of the sand. VERY COOL
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10/17/2007 07:12:54 PMPost actions
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10/17/2007 04:26:07 PMPost actions
This is really nice - variation on subtleness.
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10/17/2007 01:27:12 PMPost actions
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10/17/2007 11:56:57 AMPost actions
Ok, I won't comment and just enjoy this wonderful photo.
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10/17/2007 09:32:53 AMPost actions
Don't think of it as beige so much as "natural platinum". If those were platinum prints you'd be paying a fortune for them. 8) Actually, beige is one of my favorite overlays as it drabs down and intensifies a lot of colors. (Don't know if that makes much sense. That Flowers Original has some cool textures in it. Try it as an overlay.
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10/17/2007 09:22:05 AMPost actions
I really love how you composed this one yogether, and it does deserve comments.....Perfect.....
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