Yadnya
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Comment by Jutilda:
Beautiful, Nick. I'm so fond of the editing too. Lovely presentation. Thanks for the explanation too. :~)

Yadnya
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Comment by jomari:
Looks like a lot of love and faith goes into this ceremony. These are nice images of this cultural practice. I bet it would look good in colour, too.

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Comment by UNTITLED:
Very interesting combo...very urban, kind of suburban. The person at the bottom of the stairs is a nice discovery!

mambo
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Comment by UNTITLED:
This is sweet...love the finish! So I see a clothesline... RKT influenced!?! :)

Message edited by author 2009-02-09 21:50:24.

test...ing
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Comment by roz:
lol .. you do these diptychs/triptychs so well nick .. funny yet so excel ...
just got interrupted by greg phoning up ..
and i noticed your comment "erm...bought a 5D the other day.... : o"
wondered why lesley said 'you bastard' .. lol .
YOU BASTARD .. !!!!!!!!
its on my wish list ...
ps .. i've heard the mark II could have some problems downloading and working on the files in cs3 ..
i'll send a copy of an email sandy sent me on it .. it may not be a problem for some ppl but apparently you just about need cs4 to work on the files .. :)

test...ing
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Comment by hajeka:
I like the way all the things fits together. Nice start with your new toy!

test...ing
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Comment by LevT:
you've got some nice things on your floor :). Lovely work. And congrats and good luck with your new workhorse

batik
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Comment by tpbremer:
Another example of an image that would probably tank in a challenge but holds great artistic value and is visually interesting. No only the diptych styling, but the textures here against each other--the shirts vs. the walk way... the chain vs. the umbrella. nice.

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Comment by whiteroom:
bastard.....

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Comment by tpbremer:
I like how you used the stairs as the edge of the building... gets to be a bit of an optical illusion.