Slippin Falls
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Comment by bspurgeon:

Originally posted by doremi: You needed a tripod. This would eliminate the shake.

Except then there is no shake.

You have a definite knack for effective blur. I scored this well given the histogram!

the invisible man
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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:Very intriguing - a nice spot through the trees and your dark, grainy, contrasty approach to the edit suits the subject really well. I particularly like the head shine! The whole composition makes me wonder where you were in relation to the subject; always a good thing to leave the viewer guessing.

Critical stuff: More often than not, I'm not a fan of (very) landscape orientations. I don't dislike this one but it hasn't changed my mind.

Overall: Nice juxtaposition of elements - very effective image.

the invisible man
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Comment by bmartuch:
Nice shot. I like the fade from dark to light.

the invisible man
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Comment by giantmike:
This is a cool photo, much different than what you normally see.

Mucca Paradiso
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Comment by dafletchr:
This would have been perfect if you had caught the entire body and head of the cow.

a sentinel posted between worlds of light and depth
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Comment by vawendy:
There's something very intriguing about this shot. Very nicely done! (not voting)

Slippin Falls
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Comment by bvy:
A beautiful rulebreaker.

the invisible man
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Comment by bassbone:
a squirrel's eye view of the world

the invisible man
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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Grog want to improve scores and needs better magic picture box. Great magic picture box will make Grog great photographer. Grog cannot afford. Cost too many animal pelts. Grog hides in tree near waterfall, waits for DrAchoo. Hehehe. Grog is great hider-in tree.

pawdrix and numchucks
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Comment by scooter97:
He had the good sense to cover his lens, didn't he! The capture is pretty cool in that it looks as if he is barely in contact with those things that he was actually spinning around at a pretty good speed.