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Shelley Loader
{K:30} 12/19/2002
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I love this photo too. This is the sort of image that I enjoy taking. I'm fascinated by geometric patterns. I'd also be interested in seeing other images of this grille, perhaps at different angles and distances.
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Alex Avilov
{K:634} 12/19/2002
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I like it too, the color and shape are very simple yet pleasant, not boring. Did you try to plant something like fly to upper right square? Or place a person behind the fence and light it just enough to show whites of eye(s) only? :)
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Mary Sue Hayward
{K:17558} 12/19/2002
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Count me with those who like this image...it is the geometry and the tones that pull me in. I only wish that the background was more uniform...dark like the bg on the right side of the image. I like how you found an image that I would have missed.
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Matthew Slaske
{K:203} 12/19/2002
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I'm not sure why this shot popped out at me. Maybe it's the tones or the geometry. Capturing the extraordinary in the ordinary is sometimes difficult but I think this works well. After all, we browse through thumbnail images and one that can pop out and get one's attention says a lot in itself.
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AJ Haselwood
{K:2148} 12/19/2002
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I like this shot, a little dark in the upper right corner, but I still like it. I disagree with Marc.
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Marc Gougenheim
{K:5398} 12/19/2002
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It may just be me, but I feel that this wasn't a subject worth shooting. Less is more ? Not in this case, I believe. Geometrical motives can sometimes be great but light, colors, creativity in the composition, rythms is what can make such images succeed. Here, I can see any of these, and I believe it isn't your fault - just that the subject wouldn't give you what you need... Photography is also the art of selecting subjects. It is that FIRST actually. I hope that will ring a few bells for future thoughts... Best regards.
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Molly Walters
{K:1284} 12/19/2002
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i like it good job!
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