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Comment by Jutilda:
Underrated. I thought it was novel and really well done.

Brewing Storm, Summer Afternoon — after J.M.W. Turner
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Comment by bmartuch:
The clouds are so ominous looking.

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Comment by Paul:
This was my highest scoring image. A 9; on reflection, my error not give it a bump.

(Did you post the wrong lens information? I'm anticipating that this is actually your new macro...)

Message edited by author 2010-09-13 03:26:23.

After the storm, the journey continues :-)
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Comment by Neat:
Wonderful.

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Comment by PennyStreet:
terrific!

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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Well, I see I was the only critic of this, Robert. At least the only one who left more than a vote. (It was a 5, BTW) I love what you did with this, and if the topic had been s-curve without the description of it being a compositional technique, then it would have fit to a "T" and gotten a very high vote from me.

This does reinforce my belief that having a visually strong image is a much greater factor on DPC than meeting all possible interpretations of the topic.

Well played.

Message edited by author 2010-09-13 00:27:22.

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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
I'm reviewing this challenge a second time after considering what the s-curve technique is really supposed to be. Though an S-curve is clearly visible in this, I don't find that it functions as an element that leads my eye to the subject. If anything, my eye lands first on the subject of the fork head, and the s-curve attempts to pull my eye away from it. One of the more interesting fork shots I have seen however. What is creating that criss cross pattern in the backgound?

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Comment by snaffles:
IreneM? Is that you?

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Comment by daisydavid:
love this one

Midsummer Dawn, Feeding Egrets
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Comment by vawendy:
I loved this shot -- it's so serene. I have absolutely no clue why it barely topped 6. It should have been much higher than that. Beautifully done!