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08/27/2009 03:24:35 AM |
| Fantastic, there's a feeling of despair and hopelessness here that makes for a very powerful image. : ) |
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05/03/2009 10:52:50 PM |
| a very distant feel that this has...almost like coming out of a drugged haze from a movie scene...a "here I am " or a "focus on me" feel |
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05/03/2009 07:45:51 PM |
| Haunting. Has a frightening beauty to it. |
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05/03/2009 04:33:22 PM |
| Sarah, this is exquisite. Straight to faves! :o) |
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05/03/2009 12:55:37 PM |
| This has such an isolated feeling and bleakness to it. I like the elements of juxtaposed buoy and person. Two forlorn souls. |
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05/03/2009 10:13:43 AM |
| Oh I love the long ago feel. BEAUTIFUL blur. |
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05/03/2009 08:12:04 AM |
| I love the stillness of the figure - excellent. |
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05/03/2009 07:14:33 AM |
| Oh yeah BW and overlay a great mix and a thought provoking image to boot ;) |
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01/06/2009 12:41:45 PM |
| I like the pp here...really adds to the image. More appealing and more powerful than the color. Not crazy about the scratches but I adore overlays. |
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01/04/2009 01:31:02 PM |
| I do like your ageing here Sarah and the L blur fits in nicely with the process. |
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01/03/2009 10:55:51 PM |
| I much prefer this one...so much more enigmatic. |
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01/03/2009 10:35:06 PM |
| There's some definitely ambivalent vibe to be had from your lone bather out there - a definite ambivalence? - the way he's standing there, arms hanging straight - he's inscrutable. The LB blur takes us right to him in a rush, and we wonder what comes next. |
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01/03/2009 10:12:59 PM |
| I'll agree with the others, this has a somber or disparaging feel. The shadowy figures standing there waiting for the sea to claim him, very emotive. |
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01/03/2009 12:00:02 PM |
| I like the processing on this. I kind of get a "shadow people" feeling in this one. Nice work. |
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01/03/2009 08:13:05 AM |
| I just love this. It has such an aged nostalgic feel. The balance between the person and boat is great. |
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01/03/2009 07:09:26 AM |
| The one with the seagull is lovely, but this one has more "something" to it. WIth just the two, not three - the man and the thingie in the sea - it takes on a whole different feel. Definitely more solitary. Not completely sold on the overlay - perhaps just a tad subtler where it strikes down on the right side. |
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01/03/2009 04:26:22 AM |
| Absolutely awesome. Love the simplicity of the tones. |
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01/03/2009 04:21:39 AM |
Oh but it's not more or less the same at all! The mood is completely different.
The other one's sensual. And someone's with the guy in the other one, waiting smiling on the sand for him to turn and wade back ashore.
This one is despairing; bereft. Nobody is waiting. And he might not be wading back ashore, either.
They're both good, but if I could see only one I'd rather it be this one. |
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