Abstract
by stephan

Comment:
Comment : Copyright (c) 2003 Stephan Uhlmann
Licensed under the terms of the Free Art License.
Interesting exif info....... I am impressed with this graphic. The garish greens are remarkable on my screen - they form a backward L or an arrow head pointing to the bottom right of the picture plane. This image could almost work as a sign. I am not sure what this is, but it certianly has all the criteria that I am looking for. I am scoring this high - the image is minimal and elegant, your colour is vibrant.

Door #13
by zadore

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I scored this high...... i enjoy your choice of colour - the red white &blue. The selection of the elements contained in your design have been balanced flawlessly and establish formal structure which is intriguing and also agreeable. I like the dark round windows at the top...... the architectural image is transformed into a hard-edged cubic face with eyes, nose, mouth and white beard!!!!

No Crime Zone
by Diana

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tasteful frame........

House in the Snow
by nathaliedoo

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I am hoping this picture is not made from a reciepe....... Outstanding presentation......... beautiful home/farm that matches the drug store print frame perfectly........ your creative processing is flawless and displays an intutive knowledge of recent foto history....... truly "refreshing" picture

Refreshing!!
by BigSmiles

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i voted and wrote on this once already..... i had it up for quite a while and must have been timed out or something...... i like the pic a lot. i like the contrast of the calm pool of water at the top and the action of the little falls in the lower portion. it is a unique place.... i love the rocky natural dam. I feel a tighter composition would have been achieved if you had cropped near the top eliminating the green bank, but leave the reflection of the trees as your top edge...... this is a very good picture and an inviting place.

Martin hill
by ivana

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I like your unusual colour...... it has a nostolgic feel to it. Almost like a old hand tinted photograph. The crops in the valley (looks like corn) and the tower on Martin hill draw me in to this interesting composition. The foreground before the corn, (at the bottom of the pic) acts like a little fence or barrier, and to me could have been restrained to provide a tighter view of the scene.

Too late to photograph this landscape
by Lustre

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i love your title...... you make the point of pervasive urban sprawl. I like the feeling I get..... that you have seen this meadow before there were houses here, and that this picture is a document of your (dissapointed?) revisit. I enjoy your picture for that. Your composition is good using a classical landscape frame for this image.

Retired Traveler
by ambaker

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i like subtle frame a lot....... the trunk appears to be 1940's us army issue.... a feeling of nostalgia creeps over me looking at this - reminds me of my father's "loot box." from the same era, it too is covered with torn stickers and painted military designations ........the gentle amber atmosphere created by your light is so perfect for this......

Bold
by Alecia

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very good portrait, he is relaxed and comfortable - interesting subject - lighting is great but could have been controlled to provide for more contour to the subject - tonality is good........... this is a good effort and good work.

Black & White
by dimitrii

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a classic positive and negative matrix....... the standing pose is little stiff but overall a genuine and interesting statement......