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Comment by tnun:
oh man, I'm so jealous.

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Comment by bvy:
Of course I typed my comment knowing you'd be the first to read it.

Ba-a-a-ahh!

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Comment by Neat:
Different.

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Comment by jmritz:
Those are special sheep. Love the composition too.

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Comment by bmartuch:
I love the starkness.

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Comment by bspurgeon:
One can try but will likely lose their self identity.

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Comment by bvy:
Stirring. Almost unsettling. The bisecting pole is a stroke of crazy genius.

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Comment by Paul:
I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.

Positives: The boldness of the wooden support column works so well - almost (but importantly not quite) takes the viewer's attention away from the animal. I really like the blur too (Lensbaby?) and the way the lighting catches the highlights on the underside of the sheep.

Critical stuff: I kind of wish the top right corner was black.

Overall: Unusual and interesting.

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Comment by hihosilver:
Then, why do I feel the weight of gravity far more today than when I was 20?!

This singularity of light must be reserved only for dead poets who have passed beyond the grave...;-)

Message edited by author 2011-07-06 11:36:00.

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Comment by jmritz:
Love the post right in the middle. The blur, grittiness and dark makes for the feeling that a sad life is being led by these small creatures.