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Viktor Pravdica
{K:4907} 1/2/2004
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Wau! Great one!
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Butterfly Harris
{K:190} 12/11/2003
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Roger:
I love viewing your works for varied reasons. this one is quite poetic. The lighting though is difficult to speak of. It works in the sense that it reminds me of landscape paintings where lighting plays a incredibly romantic part. Had you not caught the lighting you did, I do not believe the lulling effect would be there. We are able to flow towards an infinity beyond the trees. Again, I love viewing your work. You make use of so many artistic media within your prints--images. Also thank you for your comments on polarized lighting.
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Amitava Banerjea
{K:7088} 12/7/2003
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Beautiful tones, Roger. Love the "S" of the stream. I'm glad you fot the people in the frame, otherwise it might have looked "dead". Well, you know my weakness for trying to include humans in scenes, though I don't advocate it in all situations.
I think this one works fine even with the limited DoF.
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Connie Carpenter
{K:268} 12/6/2003
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Absolutely beautiful tones...really nice.
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MaryBell
{K:32791} 12/6/2003
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a wonderful since of space and the lines flow smoothly and draw the eye along...
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Craig Hanson
{K:7836} 12/6/2003
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Good reporting and b&w vertical panorama!
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 12/6/2003
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Yes, Dan, that's right. Only available in Japan, and one of the few things that's less expensive within Japan than outside it! I'm glad you like it, it's one of my very favourites...
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Dan Samoila
{K:715} 12/6/2003
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It's a very beautiful picture, I think this camera is the japanese version for X-pan.
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