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Comment by dahlin:
I may have missed it, but the subject just didn't register with me.

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Comment by macrothing:
oh - and while I saw it during viewing/voting, I now know one of the elements that appealed in the image was the line of beauty - thanks for sharing/teaching (and thank you too skewsme)

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Comment by macrothing:
I gave this an 8 and really liked the way you split the image into 'two' - black and white - and the simple, beautiful, natural scene itself, 'transported' from what you would have seen, into an artistic photograph of a moment in time.

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Comment by krnodil:
This is heartbreaking, and a beautiful interpretation of the theory. I had thought too, that the bisection of the image between black/white, dark/light was symbolic of the transition between life and death.

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Comment by MinsoPhoto:
Sorry this just hurts my eyes to look at. I do see that you were being creative though but it seems like you just through this together. Quick snap shot, edit and send to dpc. There are likely viewers that love this style but for me it is a mess. Sorry.

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Comment by bucket:
this photo probably best represents you as a poet...challenging, and at the same time delicate, a line a simple line catches you and takes you away, and then you come back to the whole and feel like you have been asked to stop for awhile, and need to check your watch, after all where have you been?
the steps in the back, oh so brilliant...

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Comment by pointandshoot:
wow... this is great!

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Comment by Bear_Music:
I quite like it, yes. I hadn't an inkling it was yours, however, which a lot of the time I do except much of the time I don't... Anyway, apropos an earlier comment, sometimes it's OK to see a goose that isn't cooked, although typically they are geese-in-flight (good) pr geese-pecking-arses (bad). :-)

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Comment by skewsme:

Originally posted by Art Roflmao: What's fer dinner? ;-)

That's it, Art. Your goose is cooked.

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Comment by skewsme:
line of beauty