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by charliebaker

Comment by msdoubletrouble:
applause..lol

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by charliebaker

Comment by dockode:
I'm sorry, this photo was just white space, it could have been made in an image editing program. It doesn't convey any decision in my opinion.

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by charliebaker

Comment by pcarpi:
I gave this a really low score because I don't feel taking shots like this will improve your photography, and it isn't interesting to the viewers (at least not me). Let me know if I missed something - it is just blank, right?

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by charliebaker

Comment by Evaan:
Challenge said to shoot a "decision." Doesn't meet challenge.

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by charliebaker

Comment by Sebi:
WOW. HAH THIS IS SO COOL! very original. You took a huge risk, some will love it *raises hand* and some will hate it. well done. I applaud you!

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by charliebaker

Comment by RonBeam:
There is a painting like this in the Dayton Art Institute in Dayton, Ohio. Except that the painting does have a 1/2 inch narrow band of color just inside the outer perimeter all the way around. But the rest of the painting is just like your submission. It is considered a work of art. So ......... nice shot.

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by charliebaker

Comment by Zoomdak:
Pure genius! I love this so much that I took I printed it and went to my local gallery to have it appraised. But they loved it so much that they stole the print (that I stole from you) and immediatly framed it and put it in the central showcase! But I must give you the credit for this amazing piece of art =). 10

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by charliebaker

Comment by me_too:
i waited for it to load, but then i realized that it already had. a lot of artists feel like nobody understands their work. do you feel that way? because i dont understand your work...

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by charliebaker

Comment by kcuman:
While I appreciate the humor and thought, I think maybe your photo is a little over exposed;)

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by charliebaker

Comment by Arcanist:
Hmmmm. A decision was definitely made in order to choose this as an entry, however the stark white of the shot, and the blown highlight in the upper left corner, combined with the lack of a thirds rule type of composition is very distracting. I do like what the image is trying to say, but feel that the crop could have been a bit more tightly (or widely) used to better bring out the nature of your message. I'm sorry, but this image receives a one from me.