A CHANGE IN THE LAND...

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By: GREG DUNNAM
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	GREG DUNNAM {Karma:3937}
Project	#57 Raw Materials	Camera Model	D70S
Categories	Journalism Landscape From The Field	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	THE REAL AND CONTINUING SOUTH...	Lens	AFS NIKKOR ZOOM 18-70MM 3.5-4.5G ED
Uploaded	8/15/2007	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB 80X Professional w/ WA
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - DEEP SOUTH State - MISSISSIPPI Country - United States
About	The Daily progress of over 300 acres being Clear-Cut...It changes the 'Look' of the hill-country for sure...

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Phil Waldon

{K:1786} 8/16/2007

Yeah Greg, we see these sights way too often. But, I do have to say, this operation at least last spared some of the trees not harvested. It really tears me a new one, to be driving along and see a once thriving hardwood area which has been raped and left looking like a tornado has passed through. They leave snapped off unwanted shards and then someday come back and put down pines as thick as molasses. Other than that, great photo telling a sad story.

David West

{K:1149} 8/15/2007

While necessary it is awfully hard to see. A good journalistic shot. Dave

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