don't stop looking
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Comment by Scapeshots:
i think a little better focus would have helped this one.

Walking Through Walls
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Comment by krnodil:
The word that keeps coming to mind here is "frantic"; on one level I can see it as a child playing with shadows, and on another level this expresses something more sinister.

Prefigurement of Loss
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Comment by Melethia:
What I see doesn't quite jive with your title - I see the plasticity of what we've become as a generation of television-watching zombies. In that sense, this is effective.

Prefigurement of Loss
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Comment by JeffDay:
interesting processing

Prefigurement of Loss
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Comment by david_c:
I think the posterization detracts a bit from the emotion.

a face that she keeps in a jar by the door
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Comment by purpleflutterby13:
lol You're nuts. Entirely insane. This shot proves it - how else would you come up with it? :)

Prefigurement of Loss
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Comment by Blue Moon:
ooh you should do something like this for impressionism

Fork-tongued Janus of Self-desire
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Comment by Chucker:
I'm trying to understand this. The Janus head is usually two-faced in opposite directions, but I suppose that isn't essential. Not sure of the significance of holding the tongue. Don't know how to rate it; with everything out of focus--not just the alter-ego, it isn't very appealing. Will give you credit for trying to communicate a complex idea in your photography...and you did fill the frame!

backlighting the rain
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Comment by ephln:
I like the quietness of this image.

roovin on a sunday afternoon
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Comment by LalliSig:
Not bad but still, you get no sense of perspective from this photograph, maybe had you taken it to show how far up they were it would have appealed more to me.