Facing a Visual Culture
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Comment by rdlorf:
distracted by the back of lady on right

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by Efergoh:
I wouldn't call it sub-par, but it isn't great either. I appreciate the simplicity, but the contrast is so low that it doesn't really have any one central point of interest to pull me into the image.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by shutter22:
Great shot, but the text placement is awkward.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by stphw:
Might be better a little brighter or more contrast. I'd also crop out all of the roof and show some more porch. The mood of the photo really goes with the type of music I think would be on this album.

Crack'd
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Comment by poser:
dq what were they thinking it was one of my favs.

Could you, would you, on a train?
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Comment by colorcarnival:
The reflection (or picture) in the window is my favorite part. It's subtle but still grabs your attention.

Facing a Visual Culture
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Comment by ericsuth:
the stick needed to be out of her face and isolate her from the other distracting elements in the photo.

shiny circumference over dark diameter
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Comment by Melethia:
Heh - are you ready for this? I thought this might have been Bear, but he capitalizes. It's been so long since I've taken or used any higher level math that this doesn't resonate as much with me as it might have once upon a time, but neither is it as confusing and the formulas scrawled in "A Beautiful Mind", so there's that.

Dixie Porch Loungers
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Comment by Jutilda:
Man, this really looks like an old country album cover. If there had been an old bloodhound on the porch, that would have sent it over the top. ;~D 7

Could you, would you, on a train?
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Comment by levyj413:
This evokes Seuss' artistic style pretty well, actually. Bold colors, simple shapes ...