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by Bear_Music

Comment:
That's pretty cool. Though I know it isn't, my first thought was of a bat hanging upside down. Is that a skull of some kind? It made me look. :)

cry
by DianeS

Comment:
I like this a lot. The b&w treatment works great and is very well done.

wallpaper macro 2
by nell

Comment:
That's a neat shot. I first thought they were frozen footprints on cement. Nice DOF. :)

Lost in the Groove
by jerowe

Comment:
Go Victor! I bet that was a treat. Great shot of a great bassist. 8

Blues Man
by thegrandwazoo

Comment:
Wow! That's one hellofa shot. I think you nailed the lighting perfectly. The detail in the coat and hat are nice and subtle. I made a big chunk of my living playing blues and r&b in clubs for 20 years. This brings a smile to my face as it evokes a lot of good memories. Thank you for shareing wonderful photograph. :)

Deep Hole Inlet — Dawn
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Holy smokes! What a great image. Sheesh, as if the reflections in the water weren't enough, you caught the moonlight reflecting off the clouds. Subtle and very nice. :)

One Headlight
by yanko

Comment:
Cool shot! The perspective is wonderful.

Wastin' Away Again...
by OdysseyF22

Comment:
Just popped in here and saw this shot. I like it! Nice colors and you're right, nothing like a good margarita to inspire just about anything. :)

Showering Alfresco
by idnic

Comment:
Looks like an American Bulldog to me. You might wanna have your eyes checked. Now, regarding the woman... :P

EDIT: OK, since the thread on this has taken a somewhat wrong turn I feel I should clarify my comment here. I used to be involved with training Labrador Retrievers for AKC obedience trials. I'm a huge dog fan and thought it was amusing I found the dog to be of more interest to me than the lady. To finish what I should have in the above comment...

...Now, regarding the woman... /applause.

Message edited by author 2006-04-17 22:58:06.

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by error99

Comment:

Originally posted by chaimelle: I have been following this thread, and watching this shot keep getting better. I'm sure it would be better had this been your original shot instead of having to crop so much. My biggest problem with it is the blurred bushes/weeds/whatever in front of the trees.

Yea, i "think" that's where the heavy crop is hurting it. Just not enough resolution there to pickup on the smaller bushes budding.