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G G
{K:61359} 7/29/2005
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Dear Emy.. excellent angle of capture.. i like it!! It crosses, uncrosses to finally dive into.... an other stairs to go up again for probably diving again :)
Nicely done and a pleasure for me to see and read you again.
Kiss
Fabrice
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Ahmet Baki Kocaballi
{K:13618} 4/5/2005
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Hi Emy,
very nice creative capture and interpretation,
and very nice tribute, like it much
congrats
Baki
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April .
{K:4832} 4/5/2005
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i like very much the composition and your view.. excellent dear Emily !!!
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Aira Manna
{K:11187} 3/24/2005
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what an eye, emy...perfect control of space for a truly genuine tribute. so much going on, but every element is in its own natural space. not an easy shot at all...the result of most of us wd have been a messy and uninspiring set of lines - but not yours!
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steven carter
{K:2140} 3/24/2005
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as a geometry teacher, I can say I really like your composition and the shapes. Great lines and angles
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michelle k.
{K:16270} 3/23/2005
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emy i love the contrasts. this is freakin cool/.
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Kemal Kekeva
{K:3958} 3/22/2005
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nice combination of stairs good work.I liked it very much
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Linda See
{K:1672} 3/20/2005
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M.C. Escher, one of my fav too. the graphics can just f*** my mind up. great tribute.
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emily savva
{K:21113} 3/18/2005
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:)))) most honoured my dear friend... check your mailbox!!!! hugs... emy :)
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EUGENIO SINATRA
{K:1948} 3/17/2005
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Hi my friend, how are you?
I write to know if you agree in that :
do you want give me some help on my site palermopresente.com? I would like you
write your comments, if you want, when you want, on images shown on
palermopresente : if there are images that stimulate your excellent critic
soul.
I read your comments to many photos on usefilm, and I see that these comments
are great.
That should be a new and important work on the site.
If you want. If you do, you have only to read the images of palermopresente,
mine and by other photographers, and to write what you feel. if you feel
something, if there are images you like, images that "talk" to you, and so to
comment them by mail to me.
I'll put your comments on the site ( a new page : comments by Emily Savva)
I think it will be good .
tell me.
thanks anyway.
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Tolis Elefantis
{K:3550} 3/16/2005
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Although i don't know Mr. Escher for being able to comprehend the tribute, i can say that this is a perfect archittecture picture dear Emily. I like the double or even triple level of lines crossed to each other and of course there is also the special angle and the depth of the field giving a unique character of composition. Well done dear! Cheers!
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Chris Hudson
{K:1157} 3/16/2005
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I am just about to go and investigate thanks for that Emily. As usual I love your slightly wierd view on the world carry on!
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Morc Piantedos
{K:21834} 3/14/2005
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...a whirling intrigue of shadows and lights! i like how you have controlled the complex vision detaching the background courtyard from the lines of the stairs. A superb urban tribute to Escher, who have always fascinated me by the childhood times with his multidimensional world!
Many thanks for the interesting sires!
Compliments, Emy for this work.
Maco
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Marcus Claésson
{K:2179} 3/12/2005
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Great geometry here and compositon too - so many objects and you make it very good.
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karen clarke
{K:18893} 3/11/2005
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Emy! I absolutely love his work. I think this is a great tribute! I remember when starting art classes that I often drew things that were very much influenced by his work. I love the contrast, gives it an almost pencil drawing feel. There are many patterns going on here, from the rock wall, the zig zag flooring, the rectangluar stairs-all very nice. Wonderfully executed!
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{K:16329} 3/11/2005
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Brings to mind the film "The Name of the Rose" ['80s with Sean Connery], and its interior shots of a Romanesque abbey with an amazing Escher like labyrinth of stairs and doors leading back on themselves. Good image, Emy!!!
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Richard Dakin
{K:12915} 3/11/2005
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Thanks for the fine photo and history lesson. Geometry is so cool. If you can find it, rent/borrow a video called "Donald Duck in Mathemagic Land". It is a fantastic intro to the mathematics of art and nature.
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Jeanette Hägglund
{K:59855} 3/11/2005
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Repeating pattern, both in the foreground as well as in the background. The stirs in the foreground almost create symmetry and the other create disturb that symmetry. I like that play, when the eye moves and read the image: enjoy the symmetry and being disturbed and then read the space inbetween. Great tribute dear Emy and excellent realization!
A hug,
Jeanette
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Marian Man
{K:80636} 3/11/2005
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dear Emy excellent shot!!!!! I also visited the site and I think my husband would be very interested to see it too as he is a designer (archit. and civil engin. drawings)...
great tribute!!!!
poly filika
Marian
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti
{K:209486} 3/11/2005
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great tribute and geat shot.. the "tunnel" of satirs.. excellent my dear emy!
take care.. K&H
roby
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