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Comment by Melethia:
I like how the live human nearly disappears into the wall, the skeleton even moreso.

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Comment by yanko:
I wish there was a little more clarity in the shot but otherwise it's very good.

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Comment by eamurdock:
"Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio; a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy."

Nice and creepy!

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Comment by Tycho:
Photographs of half or fully naked and often filthy guys/gals in dilapidated environments writhing in existential agony seem to be quite fashionable these days. Oh those and the portraits -often low key- in which the model is screaming his/her head off for some bizarre reason. But I digress...The Shakespearean touch and having the skeleton mirror the guy's posture are clever. Both the model and the skeleton seem to be getting lost amidst the pronounced textures of the ground and the wall. The window breaks the visual flow between the two and draws a little too much attention. Yet, I can't help but think that these actually help the picture reach its intended goal. All in all, maybe not awefully interesting, but still a good image.

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Comment by samtrundle:
Wow. The bad first: this guy is way too clean cut - the short hair and clean-shaving detracts slightly from the authenticity of the shot. The good: this is my favourite shot so far. Creative and visually stunning. 10.

Message edited by author 2007-05-08 03:22:50.

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Comment by BrianR:
Good lighting to portray the theme of the photo....8

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Comment by Jon_Jon:
Wow!

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Comment by asij:
Töff... Cool idea there.. well done 9

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Comment by joshua:
what did the dead guy say?

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Comment by madcrabber:
very Shakespearean