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05/28/2008 09:03:26 AMPost actions
excellent use of overexposure.
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05/28/2008 08:29:47 AMPost actions
another wonderful movie and book, and a great evocation of feeling. the echoes of shapes and textures are superb. the known but unseen softness of the sheep and the seen softness of the hair; the solidity of the stone and the visual solidity of the sheep; the repetition of shapes with variation through the whole composition are so effective. the warm white tone makes the whole thing glow. yes, indeedy.
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05/27/2008 02:31:41 PMPost actions
05/27/2008 10:28:54 AMPost actions
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05/25/2008 04:42:59 PMPost actions
this is somehow very inspirational, it got my mind going trying to figure out how everything works together here.
nicely done! 8
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05/24/2008 01:31:43 AMPost actions
Looks accidental. If you did it on purpose, its just a bit overwhelming for me.
05/23/2008 01:05:30 AMPost actions
This has a story to it...not sure what it is, but gets my mind going. Very creative. :o)
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05/22/2008 10:23:35 AMPost actions
Wonder if it could still have been light and airy without the washout on the right. Nice, anyhow.
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05/22/2008 12:57:44 AMPost actions
washed out? overexposed? ...or is that the point?
05/21/2008 02:12:17 PMPost actions
I like the way you depict "unbearable lightness" but in depicting "being" it is just hair, a face would have done much better, and the sheep can go. 6
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