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| 07/07/2003 11:49:34 AM |
. . . About me?by dsidwellComment: Great!! Why is it that some peoples sepias are so muddy and yours is so clear. When the challenge is over I'm going to ask the question in the forums. I want everyones to look like this! |
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| 07/07/2003 11:44:25 AM |
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| 07/07/2003 11:41:14 AM |
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| 07/07/2003 11:34:15 AM |
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| 07/07/2003 11:22:36 AM |
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| 07/07/2003 11:19:03 AM |
Art......!!by agwrightComment: I almost took a similar picture - good thing I didn't because yours is way better than mine. 7 |
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| 07/07/2003 11:10:06 AM |
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| 07/06/2003 02:53:13 PM |
blossomingby grigrigirlComment: ooooh - I love desaturated photos (take a look at Zeisman's). This is a gorgeous portrait and I like the symbolizm too. I can't decide if I like the crowded feel or if I wish there was a tiny bit more room over her right eyebrow and under the flower's stamen. I think I do like the way you have cropped it - 9 |
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| 07/06/2003 02:50:01 PM |
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| 07/01/2003 11:32:52 AM |
Just visiting the neighboursby PaulMdxComment: A lovely spot and a well composed photo - nice leading lines - I wish the tree on the right wasn't cropped and I wish there was something on the road in the distance - a dog, a bicycler - You need just a tiny bit more to make it interesting - 7 |
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