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09/24/2009 03:53:47 PMPost actions
Heh. This sucks. (Of course it does not, but I think you've had enough platitudes on one shot.)
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09/24/2009 01:44:43 AMPost actions
This is an absolutely brilliant capture, and my favourite so far from this series.
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09/18/2009 10:29:29 PMPost actions
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09/14/2009 07:15:43 PMPost actions
Great shot. Kind of weird, like an old b&w TV where the picture is rolling from top to bottom across the tube.
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09/13/2009 09:14:12 PMPost actions
That's just great. Great timing, your luck amazes me.
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09/13/2009 06:31:37 AMPost actions
Wonderful tones and textures as ever.
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09/13/2009 12:50:58 AMPost actions
This is really neat!!! Great timing and great B&W.
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09/13/2009 12:01:45 AMPost actions
Well, Leo Sayer did NOT come to mind for me (sorry, Judy!) but the white figures almost do bring to mind one of those dance step/foot pad diagrams. For me, the image is about reconciling the two figures into one complete (walking? dancing?) person. Lucky catch and very cool.
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09/12/2009 04:31:37 PMPost actions
I'm seriously loving your b&w's, all gorgeous and perfectly timed!
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09/12/2009 09:06:07 AMPost actions
Don't ask me why but this song came to mind when I saw this. Maybe I need some more coffee.
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09/12/2009 08:57:04 AMPost actions
Those shapes are out of a Dali painting, and the rest of the image reinforces that feeling.
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09/12/2009 03:11:58 AMPost actions
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