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by saurabhs

Comment by saurabhs:
thanks. but it was not completely without permission. :)

Message edited by author 2005-07-08 19:12:09.

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by saurabhs

Comment by BAMartin:
This is a very interesting photo, sort of voyeristic (is that a word?). I almost feel like I am spying on this woman, and have been caught. Nice photojournalosm. The colors are dramatic and her eyes tell an entire story.

[ a candlelit sight ]
by saurabhs

Comment by utro:
i dont know what this is or how you did it, but i like it.

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Comment by puma:
I gave this a high score but would really like to have seen the light ring around the upper right drop gone. Good photo nice idea

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Comment by ubique:
This is a poor relation, I'm afraid. Been done, several times, and been done better every time. I'm afraid to me this one is just too incoherent to have any impact. The candle is evident only after the most searching examination, and the bubbles are just too slipshod to achieve the repeating pattern upon which the intended effect depends. Sorry. 4

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Comment by nards656:
I love this shot! Great adaptation of an older idea :) 8

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Comment by jose3032:
this is a creative pic. I love it

[ a candlelit sight ]
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Comment by Bear_Music:
Comes across as an exercise to me, a variation on an often-worked theme. Nicely done, though.

The impossible love of a god for a nymph: Apollo and Daphne revisited
by saurabhs

Comment by OFreasier:
That story is my favorite when it comes to Greek mythology so I think it's awesome to see it referenced here :)

As for the photo, it fits the challenge while also being out of the box. Very interesting image indeed, more artistic than the vast majority of photos in this challenge. Well done!

[ an old precedent behind everything new ]
by saurabhs

Comment by rex:
Nice shot. Maybe rotateing it straight would look better.