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You're certainly producing work of a certain gravitas , friend, even when it's a beaming, good-humored gravitas. We have GOT to get together soon, OK?
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It reminds me of the work of the great modern artist and poet, Jason Steele (of Charlie the Unicorn fame):
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This put a smile on my face. It's like you have cirrhosis and your long lost love has come to give you a liver...or maybe just a hug goodbye.
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Like a postcard from another realm. Wonderful.
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I did not get to this in voting and I regret that very much. Great picture and totally undervalued.
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I must correct myself, as Don called you Grain Man. Although you are also a Grain Master :-)
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I never got to this in voting so I have to award you belatedly. Wonderfully done pinhole - double exposure?
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This is just so wonderful. What a gift. 10, no question.
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The oversized silhouette kills for me the nice balance of the image. So does the greenish hue, too chromatic in this case
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The grain, the color, the light and shadows all together in one lovely image.
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Very effective. How was this done?
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Now and then a delightfully low-fidelity photograph can achieve so much more than a ponderously literal one. This is one of those glorious cases. The joy in it would be diminished by anything 'less' than the sparse presentation you have conjured up here. It's not in itself great photography of course, and yet it really is a great photograph in another sense entirely. It reaches . A bloody beauty. Top two for me. Thank you.
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I'm having trouble seeing the picture through the grain.
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I guess you did this texture on purpose. Hard to tell what it really is.
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I'm not yet well versed enough in style reading, but this looks like it might have jmritz 's Grain Master touch. I don't know how you achieve this sort of pp'ing, but it always grabs me by the heart.
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