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  1. dankapsner

    Design Utility

    Jack, This has a Sci-Fi-Fi quality to it that I cannot quite explain. I am lost on Photo.net at the moment; the transformation leads me to believe I have walked into The Twilight Zone. (I would very much like to return to ordinary reality.)
  2. What Carlos said! This is gripping, puzzling, and funny at the same time. Thanks--I needed that! (Which are you reading lately: Sarte or Camus? Or perhaps for absurdity the NY Times?)
  3. Have you been hanging out with Alan Greenspan again? The title tickled me so! (I need some laughs these days.)
  4. dankapsner

    Free Range Dog

    This gets my highest praise: Erwittian!
  5. I concur with D.G.: magic. Perhaps you are transforming into Gandalf, Jack. That would explain the wizardry in your photographs.
  6. As others have pointed out the geometry is lovely, but there is something else here: the pearly tones and the figure on the right suggest there is magic in the air. 
  7. The rim lighting and the crop create an elegant mystery. I like the "grain" in this photograph, although it appears to be digital in origin.
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    Exposure Date: 2016:12:10 01:10:48; Make: Canon; Model: Canon EOS 20D; Exposure Time: 0.06666666666666667 s; FNumber: f/1.8; ISOSpeedRatings: ISO 1600; ExposureProgram: Normal program; ExposureBiasValue: 0 MeteringMode: Pattern; Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode; FocalLength: 28 mm; Software: Aperture 3.6;
  9. dankapsner

    Spoons

    What lovely tones in this homey subject. If you had told me Josef Sudek had shot this long ago I would have believed you. I love the look of some of the earlier photographers and this captures that feeling wonderfully.
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    The Passing Moment

    Wonderful, curious, and witty...
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    A touching image, framed perfectly; the hint of grain and the out of focus face add to the emotional tension. I am a softy: it got me!
  12. Strong sense of being there. Great sense of depth and nice tonality. Did this dog raise Romulus and Remus?
  13. Strong image, reminiscent of Paul Strand's "Blind" photograph of the early 1900s. However, I think the excessive contrast works against the image, not for it.
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