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04/21/2003 04:51:26 AM |
I really like this photo. Very despairing to think of this person, whoever they were, no one knows where, what or when.
Also what is more despairing that to have only a hand printed epitath in a piece of concrete and no name.
I like the graininess which matches the grains of sand in the soil. The shadow is more than perfect.
I'm sorry I missed the vote. Would have given it a 10. |
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03/02/2003 10:51:59 PM |
this must have been a long time ago! wow. nice find. it is sad that no one knew who it was. definately a reflection of despair for someone thoguh. focus and clarity are good lighting conditions are also good. angle and framing/cropping are ok. I wonder how this would have looked from a lower angle, or did the weeds cover up the writing? good luck in the challenge. |
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02/27/2003 02:34:00 PM |
I like the texture of this photo. The shadow is also nice. |
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02/27/2003 02:16:42 AM |
I like it. It says a lot by being so simple. |
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02/24/2003 08:41:53 PM |
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02/24/2003 04:44:44 PM |
Where's the despair? Someone's dead, sure, but their tombstone doesn't communicate despair. Just kind of a sad story. Effective presentation of the tombstone, nonetheless. |
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02/24/2003 02:25:18 PM |
seems more horror than despair. The eyes of those who loved this unknown victim would show despair, wouldn't they? |
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