Tracing Yesterday's Footsteps
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Comment by herfotoman:

Originally posted by ubique: This essay would be perfect for presentation/preservation as a hand-made book. But a smallish book; it's a jewel concentrated & precious, not a billboard (nothing to be shouted here, it's a whisper, or better yet a murmur).

+10

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Comment by jomari:
Great pov. Perfect in black and white.

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Comment by Lydia:
Really fun image!

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Comment by grahamgator:
Terrific composition and pov. (voted earlier)

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Comment by jmritz:
this works so well vertical. what thrills me is i see this more as a abstract composition then i see the things that are really there.

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Comment by Catherine_B:
Really cool perspective! Nice image

Tracing Yesterday's Footsteps
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Comment by posthumous:
beautiful working essay twists into a ghost story. what's not to like about this?

I enjoyed the cumulative effect of the bamboo texture in photo after photo.

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Comment by PennyStreet:
In your photos, there's always so much to take in and I can count on a interesting perspective. This is so well seen and portrayed. Love it.

Tracing Yesterday's Footsteps
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Comment by 2mccs:
Beautifully told story. I have occasion to walk by a bamboo grove (right here in Sacramento) and I can never pass it without thinking of your photograph "...and run". I bet now when I pass the bamboo I will think of your smiling woman. This is another remarkable essay. The blending of the two images in your tetraptych is a perfect ending.

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Comment by mitalapo:
one must always stop and think for a moment when looking at shadows from above, and this is no exception. I like the separation between the wavy and calm water by the pier.