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Comment by Mitch55:
Interesting - this held my attention longer that I would expect for a simple photo. The foreground object (a broken sand dollar, I think) is a little small for my taste, and the vignetting at first looked like a flash that lit the center of the frame.

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Comment by Reedman18:
Love this shot!

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Comment by robm001:
I like this.

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Comment by Ja-9:
I'm not even sure what that blob is at the bottom of the picture...personally I like the surf alone much better (but that's only me...)

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Comment by KarenNfld:
Simple yet good. I like the different layers.

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Comment by bmartuch:
I like the simplicity.

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Comment by Ter:
certainly a different POV

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Comment by WeJay:
WoW! This is deep man. Thanks for sharing your method. Interesting.

I like the landscapes in your portfolio along with other shots! There is a certain neatness in your composition (without them become plastic),
that is wonderful. Now I can guess what care you take to compose.

Wonderful shot! Does this kind of composition come immediately or in an instant. I ask this question because in the picture above, you might not have much time to compose and shoot, as the subject is a person.

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Comment by bvy:

Originally posted by posthumous: bvy beautiful haunting shot.

Don't I wish!

Great work, Joe. The rhythm and symmetry play off of one another quite nicely.

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Comment by GeneralE:
"I can only assume these two were secret agents and the man behind the curtain was a spy"

Or maybe the Wizard of Oz. :-)

Interesting geometry -- the reflection is not quite a "mirror-image" ...

Congratulations! I'm sure if I'd shot this it would have finished about 50 places lower ... ;-)