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By: Julio Caballero
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Photographer	Julio Caballero {Karma:849}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sony DSC Cybershot S 75
Categories	Abstracts	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Carl Zeiss
Uploaded	8/1/2003	Film / Memory Type
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Tiro Leander {K:19060} 8/13/2003

A tighter cropping might have made it even better - but this is awesome. Congrats.

Felipe Caballero {K:101} 8/4/2003

I agree with Leslie, the photo could improve if cropped... Congratulations Julio !! Another exquisite view manito !!!

Rui Leitão {K:6321} 8/2/2003

Good work.

Julio Caballero {K:849} 8/1/2003

Thank you for your comments, i will consider cropping.

PS: yes these are the roots of a tree, that grows in a beautiful Hacienda in Muna Yucatán.

Leslie Cohelan {K:20807} 8/1/2003

that is quite a bit of nature all rolled into one image...from my point it appears to be a tree or tree roots wrapped around rocks (?)I see a lot of texture that could be brought out just a bit more...the sky is blown out and it does distract...you micht consider cropping it out just below the curve of the tree...i don't think it would spoil the composition at all...

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