it's not easy being green
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Comment by sjturner:
looks a tad blurred, nice scene though

Lash of the Whip (1926)
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Comment by kurv:
looks the part

Lash of the Whip (1926)
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Comment by yanko:
Nicely done.

into the cornfield
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Comment by LalliSig:
Sorry, I normally try to ignore frames but this one is utterly horrible, mainly in the sense that it does nothing but pull my eye toward the edges of the photo and I can´t really appreciate what looks like a good photo. I did try though and I really like this shot, I really dig the shape or outlines of a person there, really cool and I still voted this shot a 8 despite the frame, who knows what I would have given it had you not used it.

into the cornfield
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Comment by Artifacts:
A very different interpretation of the challenge topic. This is a good metaphoric representation of someone wandering lost and bonded closely to nature in order to get through it and find their way back. Like the use of the rule of thirds for representing "The Lost Photographer" but unsure how well the border fits the image.
I wished to have corn to eat out where I was lost. That would have been tastier than the sprouts and cactus fruit I ate. It is interesting to note that in this area (Phoenix, Arizona USA), where irrigated, corn is grown in abundance and looks just like this. Next time I think I'll choose to get lost there. :) - Steve

she worries I will steal her soul
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Comment by posthumous:
everything looks lighter on my monitor at home... blah!

it's not easy being green
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Comment by mpreslar:
Beautiful!

into the cornfield
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Comment by zarniwoop:
Like the picture, hate the framing. it takes so much away from the figure, and rather than drawing my attention to the picture it draws my attention to the sat/desat border. In this case, anyway.

it's not easy being green
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Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
Ooo I like this not sure why though >.< lol

poodlesoft
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Comment by cislander:
Shallow depth of field but dead on focus - nice pic though - 5