Mucca Paradiso
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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
It's not a weird fluke, you just got it right in the camera and didn't need any of the fancy tricks.

Mucca Paradiso
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Comment by theoutcrop:
i think i would like this more if it wasn't desaturated. i think it needs some greenery. such a lush forest and nothing green - looks sort of dead!

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