Autumn Greens and Walnuts with Commemorative Johnny Cash Tear Gas

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Image Title: Autumn Greens and Walnuts with Commemorative Johnny Cash Tear Gas

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Photographer	Paul Paul {Karma:5362}
Project	#51 Silhouettes and Abstracts	Camera Model	Ricoh XR-P
Categories	Abstracts Nature From The Field	Film Format
Portfolio	Twilight and Shadow	Lens	Ricoh 50mm
Uploaded	11/8/2005	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Ektachrome EPH
		ISO / Film Speed	1600
Views	374	Shutter
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Location	City - State - Country - United Kingdom
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Paul Paul

{K:5362} 11/22/2005

Julie!

> There is a haunting quality to this piece. I
> stare at it and get lost within it, finding new
> little textures I did not catch the first time.

Yes, it does tend to lead the eye into all sorts of spirals, doesn't it?
Would you have guessed that it is a frozen-over puddle, with the winter sunshine casting shadows...?

Yeah!

Paul

Julie Zitin {K:419} 11/22/2005

There is a haunting quality to this piece. I stare at it and get lost within it, finding new little textures I did not catch the first time. Nice stuff!

Steve Aronoff {K:18393} 11/18/2005

Neat shot!

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