by aznym

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Sorry, having double post trouble today due to an uncertain connection.

Message edited by author 2010-11-28 03:41:39.

by aznym

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Az, you are still the master of minimalist photographs. Your ability to load up a sketched image is astounding. Anyone can tell a story with enough words, but to tell one in just a single sound byte is a measure of both class and deliberation.

Reminds me of that Winston Churchill story where he had agreed to speak at some event a couple of days hence & asked the delighted and flattered organisers how long he should speak for. They very timidly asked if 15 minutes would be OK? He replied that with just two days' notice he could speak for a couple of hours, or even more, but a 15 minute address would demand at least a month's notice.

trees in winter
by raish

Comment:
beautifully composed and executed.

Golden hour
by TrollMan

Comment:
Very lovely.

The greedy maelstrom hapless souls devour...
by vawendy

Comment:
You set me a'spinnin' with this image.

Into the Light
by tanguera

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Nice-nasty resolution and tones. Good shot for a phone camera, but even better if you used a Canon 5D Mk II. Anyway, I like it. Thank you.

Wasteland
by 2mccs

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This is very good. The title makes me strain for a resolution, and I almost get it; a hint of hills and a valley, a suggestion of the edge of a ruined forest. And nothing moves. Wasteland. 7.

Traffic Control
by phoozt

Comment:
Odd but strangely pleasing. Much like posthumous himself.

Annie's Secret
by dahlin

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I don't know what Annie's Secret is, which is of course a good thing or it wouldn't be a secret. I like enigma and so I like this photograph. Nice tones too.

Around the Corner
by glad2badad

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I like this very much. It has a very portentous, Stephen King feel about it. Like something is going to happen in the woods that will change their lives forever.