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03/23/2010 06:55:07 PMPost actions
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03/19/2010 08:05:24 PMPost actions
Yes, worthy of a ribbon-brings me back there -special place, thank you :)
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03/19/2010 12:34:21 PMPost actions
Congratulations Bear! When I was just looking through the thumbnails I thought this one might win a ribbon, and you did!
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03/18/2010 07:52:45 PMPost actions
Congrats on the ribbon, fantastic shot!
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03/18/2010 12:33:11 AMPost actions
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03/17/2010 04:11:20 PMPost actions
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03/17/2010 02:06:50 PMPost actions
nice going Robert, congrats! I remember these Cape Cod fences well
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03/17/2010 01:28:27 PMPost actions
Well seen Robert. Congrats!
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03/17/2010 01:14:57 PMPost actions
yipeee! Congrats on your ribbon. I love sand pictures...the shapes, shadows, textures. Nice job!
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03/17/2010 11:53:21 AMPost actions
Yeah. This is wonderful, Robert. Congrats on your ribbon!
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03/17/2010 10:45:10 AMPost actions
good for you Robert...congrats!!!
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03/17/2010 09:29:57 AMPost actions
Congrats on your ribbon - I like the different POV and the textures in the sand, especially the footprints.
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03/17/2010 08:52:05 AMPost actions
Nice one, Robert. Whenever I see dunes, it always reminds me of our visits to South Padre Island when I was a little girl. My dad would body surf and then we'd fill glass Coke bottles with a mixture of sand and water, to create Kremlin like spires atop our sandcastles. Thanks for the memory. :)
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03/17/2010 08:26:47 AMPost actions
The Bear's up on the front page! Yee Haw. WTG!
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03/17/2010 06:51:35 AMPost actions
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03/17/2010 05:51:13 AMPost actions
Congrats on the Yellow; the foot prints make this for me. Probably my favourite of the challenge (only just viewing for the first time).
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03/17/2010 04:12:03 AMPost actions
I love this entry Robert. The thumb nail alone says it all and just begs to be clicked on. And it pleases me immensely to see that these types of 'fine art' shots get selected by the DPC consensus as their best in show.
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03/17/2010 02:03:15 AMPost actions
Way to go, Robert! Congratulations! This looks like f.art to me. :-)
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03/17/2010 01:59:41 AMPost actions
Congratulations sweetie. Great POV and texture. Love it.
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03/17/2010 01:16:16 AMPost actions
Excellent. Congrats on the ribbon.
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03/17/2010 01:15:07 AMPost actions
Congrats Bear. Nice Capture.
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03/17/2010 01:13:51 AMPost actions
SUPER shot Robert !!! Big Congrats on the ribbon.
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03/17/2010 12:58:19 AMPost actions
Congrats on your ribbon, Robert. Nice shot.
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03/17/2010 12:45:43 AMPost actions
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03/17/2010 12:44:40 AMPost actions
beautiful image congrats!
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03/17/2010 12:18:59 AMPost actions
Nice with the footprints, and how cool to share the front page with your sweetie?? Congrats!!
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03/17/2010 12:14:00 AMPost actions
Big hand shake on the new ribbon.
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03/17/2010 12:12:37 AMPost actions
Congrats Robert, the inclusion of the footprints really gives this image life.
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03/17/2010 12:03:17 AMPost actions
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Comments Made During the Challenge
03/16/2010 10:57:03 PMPost actions
guessing this is penny and the other bear ;-) but of course it could be the other way round!
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03/16/2010 02:32:28 AMPost actions
Unbearably eloquent: vertigo, memory and sand. (Was someone asking what fine art was?). 10
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03/15/2010 01:49:10 PMPost actions
Simplicity is always the way to go. Nicely done
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03/15/2010 06:25:00 AMPost actions
Good shot, but maybe an angular crop to get rid of those footprints would help.
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03/14/2010 09:16:21 PMPost actions
I love the POV and the simplicity and strength of these shadows.
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03/14/2010 10:09:14 AMPost actions
Great use of line. I like the abstract feel of it. :) 7
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03/14/2010 05:05:47 AMPost actions
You caught this at a really good time of day. The shadows are perfect.
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03/13/2010 11:27:45 AMPost actions
Interesting interplay of shadows and fence posts
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03/13/2010 10:35:52 AMPost actions
My favorite shot in the challenge by far. 10
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03/13/2010 05:30:57 AMPost actions
I love the complete composition, the contrast,... *10*
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03/12/2010 09:41:27 PMPost actions
excellent fulfillment of the challenge. I can feel the textures on this photo.
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03/11/2010 05:06:10 PMPost actions
Great minimalism. Front page.
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03/11/2010 12:14:42 AMPost actions
Beautiful work. Great POV.
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03/10/2010 06:14:01 PMPost actions
damn it's so good. im so jealous :)
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03/10/2010 02:36:04 PMPost actions
The shadows really are the image here. I like the gentle shape of the curve on the sand being similar to a dune, and then there's a contradiction of the deep contrast of the shadow. Well done!
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03/10/2010 09:11:40 AMPost actions
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03/10/2010 12:44:49 AMPost actions
I like what you are trying to do (well what I think anyway) the bottom of the image works well as you see the fence and shadow which is missing at the top of shot as you only really see the shadows.
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03/10/2010 12:06:26 AMPost actions
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