Between Life and Stone
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Comment by codfish:
I would have liked to see this shot in color

Victorian Slideshow
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Comment by Jutilda:
What a cool and imaginative approach. I'd love this as a cool arty greeting card. ;~D

Victorian Slideshow
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Comment by shamer:
compelling - it is a curious image that makes the viewer inquisitive of the creator's motives << 6 >>

Between Life and Stone
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Comment by Charlene:
Wonderful image, great composition and processing.

It wants to know the words
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Comment by citymars:
Looks kind of like a silent movie still, even without the sepia. A little demented, like Emporer Nero playing the accordian while the city burns.

Thorn & Bloom
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Comment by Kronus:
frog eat bloom

farmscape
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Comment by levyj413:
For your birthday, a story about this picture (blame skewsme!).

One day, while carousing with his friends, one of the old Norse gods (don't remember the name, but he was very strong) dropped his kortem blophik (bottle 'o bleach) on Elizabeth, New Jersey. Instantly, all the color drained from that part of the world. There was a great hue and cry from the people, who couldn't decide whether bleach smelled better than Elizabeth. While trying to mop it up, the god accidentally erased all of the urban blight, leaving behind an idyllic, if not colorful, scene of farm life. The people decided that wasn't such a bad tradeoff.

The End.

What's Left Of Me
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Comment by goc:
this is poetic, living in country with large number of devastated/abandoned buildings i can almost see you visited my country :-)
... it gives me mixed emotions ... i can be sad watching this or i can slam my fist at the desk saying ... "damn, there must me a better world out there" ... and go out, go home, go anywhere ... enjoy your life ... no one will do it for you. just GO !

peace

Thorn & Bloom
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Comment by xianart:
a lovely image that works on so many levels - as usual don. i love your work, as it never assumes, and always pushes. thank you.

Between Life and Stone
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Comment by StormyWeathers:
Sorry doesn't do much for me. Maybe the lighting could be improved?? I am not sure what to suggest here.