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Snapper Earl
{K:32} 5/5/2006
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Thanks
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Snapper Earl
{K:32} 5/4/2006
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You are obviously a person with a highly developed photographic sense of greatness. The beast is looking down at a victim.
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Snapper Earl
{K:32} 5/4/2006
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Thanks! I like the little green leaves also. This was just a test that turned out better than I anticipated.
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Alan Orr
{K:9671} 5/4/2006
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Nice moody image. Hope you werent mangled into a bloody pulp by that that creature. Nice job.
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Rick Sowerby
{K:1782} 5/4/2006
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Following on from your picture title, this is very like I imagine the area around Grendel's mere to be like in 'Beowulf': 'dark crag-rooted trees / that hang in groves hoary with frost'...
I like the blues here: something very mystical, like Miladin said, especially since the foreground trees seem to merge into the background a little - the subtle touches of green leaves stop it from appearing monotonous blue, and really make this stand out. The way the light picks out the form of the dog is the perfect focal point: I wonder if it would be even better if it were not so central, maybe further to the right (I might tentavively suggest a crop, but it's a personal preference thing).
Really good work!
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Stanisa Martinovic
{K:1478} 5/4/2006
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Exellent! Pinx: S.M.
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Miladin Mare
{K:3384} 5/4/2006
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when I looking this shot I feel something beutiful and wormth, something mystic about this shot but I don-t know what....hm openly very agreeable photo.!
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