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If a tree falls in a forest...by RichT8496Comment by dcano: I love this concept. Good job. I was wondering what it may have looked like if the pencil lying on the ground would have been poistioned so that the sharpened edge was not visible. ?? 8
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If a tree falls in a forest...by RichT8496Comment by AFViper: I knew somebody would try this idea, and you executed it very well. I know this must have been frusterating to set up. The only thing I would change is crop out the top of the pencil on the left. |
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| 03/06/2004 07:12:12 PM |
If a tree falls in a forest...by RichT8496Comment by Glen King: According to the theory, the presence of an observer changes the outcome, just like Schrodinger's Cat. Interesting take on the Challenge, nice BW composition, I can tell you really put effort into the image. |
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