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09/16/2008 09:02:49 PM |
| The small version doesn't do this justice, but the large one does. I like each of these works on it's own, yet the triptych works even better. |
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07/20/2008 03:27:45 AM |
| Oh my gosh, what a wonderful series! LOVE the setting (which I'm sure you did too) with all that wood, concrete, pattern... and really love the set of characters positioned in that setting. |
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07/17/2008 01:50:37 AM |
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07/14/2008 09:55:35 AM |
| Nice triptych! Clever to use different angles to further accentuate routine. |
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07/14/2008 07:59:48 AM |
| what a great collection of pics. I love the way they work so well together. |
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07/10/2008 01:39:03 AM |
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07/10/2008 01:34:40 AM |
| Nice triptych, a great set of shots. |
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07/06/2008 11:27:23 PM |
| Good title, and it looks like a really good series of candids. I especially like the parasols! Just wish things were bigger... 8( |
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07/05/2008 09:50:23 PM |
| Nice little grouping. I like the sense of symmetry provided by the person in the wheelchair being at the middle edge of panels #1 and #3. Wish each panel were bigger so I can see the people better. |
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