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Leo Régnier Я£
{K:67696} 2/26/2006
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Great picture Sarah, congratulations! I love B&W...
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John Loreaux
{K:86210} 5/19/2005
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Hello Sarah! This is an outstanding composition!!! Nice tones and exposure of this tough contrasting subject! Great job! Take care Sarah and thanks so much for the comments!My best........................John
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SarahM none
{K:7836} 7/6/2004
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Hi, Thank you very much for your comments! This is Arlington Cemetary, very near Iwo Jima.
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Martin Mora
{K:4666} 7/6/2004
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like some more info in this? a national cematery? well shot, and very sad :(
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MaryBell
{K:32791} 1/10/2004
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Sarah,
I like the repetitious pattern of the tombstones and the organic contrast of the trees. What is particularly nice here is how the trees branches could be symbolic of dendrites and we wonder what can possibly bridge the synapse into death.
Mary
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tom rumland
{K:14874} 1/4/2004
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oops, forget the last comment... I really dig this one. This is a place that I've always want to photograph after a snowstorm. excellent composition. btw, how's it look in color?
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WALT MESK
{K:10691} 12/17/2003
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un bw fantastico.grande composizione.walt
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Steve Rosenbach
{K:8338} 12/17/2003
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Hi Sarah,
Two great images, but I vote for the previous one as my favorite of the two. Both are strong compositions, but for my taste, the first one is "cleaner" - just my personal preference, though.
Thanks for your comments on my "dreydle" photo - I'm glad I followed the link to your portfolio - you have a really great eye for shapes, colors, patterns, and composition!
Best regards,
SteveR
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Joshua Rainey
{K:5069} 12/17/2003
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It makes me sad, but I'm guessing thats the mood you were going for considering you photographed a sad place. I like the shot overall and the choice for B&W was perfect considering the real scene would look B&W anyway and you this could be a color shot for all I know...
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Frank Li
{K:2103} 12/16/2003
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An eerie image captured Sarah, the title is most fitting. The tree donning the top left and right add immensely to the photo as their leaf-absent branches compliments the lifeless environment. b&w used to very good effect, the smooth gradient from the white of the snow to the dark grey at the top of the photo is really good. An excellent capture Sarah!
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Eduardo Bernardes
{K:8999} 12/16/2003
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This is a reality until then unquestioned wants to believe that still it can know interesting and intelligent people, but, mainly sensible.
Congrats, Eduardo
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Roy V
{K:13082} 12/16/2003
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Sarah,
Very Strong! "excellent framing, tones and exposure"
Roy
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Sarah Hansegard
{K:4332} 12/16/2003
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I like this one a little better too-there's something about the contrast between the texture of the trees(organic), and the texture of the stones(structured)-that gives this piece some play. very well composed, and the toning really sets the feeling of this too.
Sarah
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{K:16329} 12/16/2003
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I like this a little better than the last. Way different concept in the composition. Looks like you got some good shots here. Cheers, Sarah!!
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