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Terry McCully
{K:9221} 7/14/2003
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WOW..powerful and freaky!
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MaryBell
{K:32791} 5/26/2003
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Everything that Cheryl said - the DOF is perfect - he comes to us out of a dream - a symbol from myth, nightmare, birth - where we come from if we can only remember...
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Cheryl Jacobs
{K:122} 4/17/2003
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Parfait. Il me fait mal à l'aise. =)
It's not a picture of a vulture; it's an image about how you feel when a vulture stares knowingly at you. I like the DOF because it makes it less literal and more figurative. It also makes the image somewhat disorienting to look at, which is brilliant. I love images like this because they demand an emotional response.
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Syrie Kovitz
{K:1349} 4/17/2003
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (breathes) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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lowell whipple girbes
{K:13151} 4/15/2003
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impresionante !!!!!!
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Chris Nichols
{K:7068} 4/14/2003
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Fabulous!
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Andy Eulass
{K:13435} 4/14/2003
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A very cool composition indeed. I agree with the observations about the slight deepening of the DOF. I think that if you had enough DOF to get that eye razor sharp this would be an unbelievable image. Still, you had a great eye for this composition. Well done.
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Paolo Stefano Amero
{K:5607} 4/14/2003
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I agree with the others about DOF choice. And, though I'm not in ornythology, I would say this is a vulture more than an eagle...
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Geza Farkas
{K:12412} 4/14/2003
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Just a little more DOF... Very funny.
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Elsa Mota Gomes
{K:1565} 4/14/2003
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interesting portrait, i wish it had more dof...
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Jean Luc LERY
{K:4975} 4/14/2003
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Excellent.Vraiment drole en plus.Seul defaut:la profondeur de champ,mais sur un tel gros plan,ca doit pas etre evident.Bravo
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