Tubac Bell

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Image Title: Tubac Bell

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By: Scott Sykes
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Scott Sykes {Karma:350}
Project	#42 Moody Landscape	Camera Model	Canon EOS 20D
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	Arizona Landscapes Arizona Sky Travels	Lens	Canon 28-55 mm
Uploaded	9/10/2006	Film / Memory Type	Digital ISO 400
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Location	City - Tubac State - ARIZONA Country - United States
About	Tubac Arizona founded 1752 Spaces in Time ____________________ Wishes were whispered across the time, For wants and hopes they spanned. Focus was lost between the chimes, More ticks and tocks than planned. Pendulums swing between the spaces, The seconds have long since gone. Rhythm of age has left it's traces, Cadences eased once owned the dawn. Generations evolve and link the past, To futures someday defined. Moments were counted that didn't last, And bells still ring to remind. Scott Sykes

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John Markiel {K:309} 9/21/2006

This is a nicely executed classic view with a very good range of soft color echoing your poem. I think moving a little more to the left and capturing the whole window with the bell still off center would strengthen the composition. I like the bush on the left to balance the larger mountains on the right. Also watch the clouds carefully and wait for them to fit. I think they clash a little with the bell.

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