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Photographer	Patrick Crowther {Karma:13393}
Project	#23 Objects	Camera Model	Canon 5D
Categories	Journalism Abstracts Still Life	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	Cultural symbols Absracts	Lens	Canon 24-105 mm f/4
Uploaded	4/26/2007	Film / Memory Type	none
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United Kingdom
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Patrick Crowther

{K:13393} 4/27/2007

I couldn't have put it better myself. Thanks so much, Joogie.

Patrick Crowther

{K:13393} 4/27/2007

Thanks a lot for your great comment, Bob. With regards titles, I am no longer using them. Just four dots. This is a conscious decision on my part... too much information etc.

Bob Brins {K:4130} 4/26/2007

I've come back to this a few times. I keep focusing on the lower left with the accidental "home" and "me, me". The image could easily have many interpretations. Formally, it remindes me favorably of the American photographer Walker Evans. This is so not so much visually but in means on communication. Also, it has a aesthic similar to Robert Rauschenberg's paintings. This are both image makers that I greatly respect. Captioning can be so important, leading the mind and eye. You've refrained from one here. But, perhaps your could consider: Your Place or Mine.

Bob

Joggie van Staden {K:41700} 4/26/2007

Very interesting abstract with punchy colour and good choice of portfolio - For me the crumpled state of the folded paper paper symbolizes the feeblenes of our contemporary cultural symbols! Great work!
Joggie

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