Hans Van Door
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Comment by Jutilda:
I like the everyday aspect of it, yet it's done artfully and not expected.

Hans Van Door
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Comment by noraneko:
So creative! I wish I'd voted on this one so I could give it a nice high score. IMO your scores are low for something so out-of-the-box and well-rendered.

Onion on Wood
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Comment by Ristyz:
Love the texture and color palette.

Falls the Shadow
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Comment by chele:
ive always loved that poem. great colors in this portrait :)

train on the window pane
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Comment by bucket:
I love dirt on the windows! Never looked at this challenge, this one really works...it is the dirt that really brings this whole thing to love...besides that if this is what is there, why clean the window...ughhh, I cna't take reading these kind of comments!

The King of Forks
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Comment by slickchik:
sorry, i don't get how this is long exposure.

Onion on Wood
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Comment by pawdrix:
Wow. That is a fantastic image. It's abstract in a sense yet tenable. The muted colors add a lot of warmth to the two familiar textures.

Pray Together Stay Together
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Comment by MaryO:
This is really interesting, and the title ties it together nicely. The different sized gravestones and the dilapidated church and gray sky combine perfectly in a sad, reflective way. The tones work well with the mood. It's a little soft but I'm not sure that's a bad thing for this image. Very nice overall.

Hans Van Door
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Comment by Melethia:
Like the high contrast and the "what the heck are all those handprints doing there" aspect. Makes me think it's a well loved, well used family car where family matters more than the overblown American tendency to worship their vehicles.

Hans Van Door
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Comment by magenmarie:
I really am diggin this shot! I didn't vote in the free study challenge this time, but I would have given this an 8. I like the black and white. I think it works perfectly for the creepy effect. I also really like the composition. One thing I think I would have liked better would be if the line of the doors was a little bit more to the right. Just a preference thing on my part. Otherwise, the placement of the handprints gives the feeing of someone trying to climb up the side of the car, but slipping downward in failure. I really like it. Nice work. :)