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	11/06/2014 04:38:14 PM
	eventide by EstimatedEyes Comment by Ammie: Now isn't this something out of this world? Lovely
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	11/06/2014 02:35:43 PM
	eventide by EstimatedEyes Comment by npasel: Beautifully done.
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	11/05/2014 04:49:52 PM
	eventide by EstimatedEyes Comment by Lydia: 8 from me (earlier) You've created a peaceful mood in me. Thanks.
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	10/07/2014 10:45:06 PM
	What Chuck Close Saw In Seattle by EstimatedEyes Comment by posthumous: good effect
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	10/07/2014 09:21:19 PM
	What Chuck Close Saw In Seattle by EstimatedEyes Comment by tnun: don't know Chuck, but you have certainly excited my retinae.
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	10/07/2014 12:23:39 PM
	What Chuck Close Saw In Seattle by EstimatedEyes Comment by PennyStreet: ...nice idea.
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	10/04/2014 03:27:23 PM
	What Chuck Close Saw In Seattle by EstimatedEyes Comment by MadMan2k: Had to google the name - I suppose if he turned his vision onto an architectural subject he might tend to cover it with uniform, sterile white dots instead of the organic blobs and gradients that cover his close-up, warts-and-all human portraits. I'll have to check back and see how this effect was achieved.
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	10/04/2014 03:17:43 PM
	What Chuck Close Saw In Seattle by EstimatedEyes Comment by Pangurban: Oh my! Clever use of colours and patterns.
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	08/18/2014 05:04:52 PM
	What's The Point? by EstimatedEyes Comment by markwiley: Dizzying pattern into the sky. I like it.
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	08/18/2014 03:47:15 PM
	What's The Point? by EstimatedEyes Comment by streetpigeon: Skyscrapers can be made to look this way, but this particular one affords visual pleasure on several levels. The mass of the building reaches a vanishing point, and so does the curious facade. With the addition of the massive base it looks like an enormous fish. And it's enjoyably dizzying. Furthermore, great title.
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