five
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Comment by sjhuls:
i knew I was going to love this when I opened it up! What a great expression. My only small critique is in the highlights, they are a little light and some detail is lost, but I do it all the time to my photos and I like it and leave it that way. So why am I telling you this, I don't know except to play with it and see if you like it better with the highlight slider down a bit. You may not, because it is beautiful this way too.

five
by bspurgeon

Comment by Bear_Music:
Recognize that angelic face anywhere, I would :-) Nice work.

home
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Comment by daisydavid:
emoh ruo on the shifting sands of time indeed ;) I think Louissummed it up. Human architecture has nothing on nature. But we have perception, memories and aspiration...hmm and indulgence.

intensity of peace
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Comment by tanguera:
You have a gift for capturing the dance that happens between darkness and darker.

home
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Comment by MikeO:
Nice shot, love the sky.

evolving tones
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Comment by tunnelvision:
Cool photo. Im curious how it would look in color, but the B&W looks good.

heian
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Comment by Louis:
Mmmmm.... beautiful.

Fort Flucht
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Fabulous.

evolving tones
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Comment by mariuca:
A forest of books! Unending story. Top 10

Ishmael
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Comment by tph1:
This one has me a bit confused. Which is good IMHO. I looked at a number of Weston photographs, but missed any that had a foot. Anyway, I don't particularly like looking at guys hairy legs. BUT, the tones, the perspective, the detail, and the sense of motion imparted by the 'foot rest' are all very cool. And to top it off it looks very 'filmy' or film-like. So... I gave it a nine. Hairy mans leg and all.