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June 4, 2003

good one Brian. I like everything about it.

April 27, 2003

wow. WOW. incredible shot, I like everything about it. it also makes me excited about my upcoming trip to Norway.

April 20, 2003

Sanjeewa: This is a difficult subject to capture in an original way. The blend with the sky was clever but mignt work better if you cropped the photo so that we don't see that part on the right where the heads get cut off. Maybe a vertical crop framed to capture the woman in the middle?

April 20, 2003

sanjeewa: I can think of nothing to improve this image. simply wonderful.

April 20, 2003

a great wonderful photo-- fortunately yours!

April 19, 2003

boring? different chair? no shadow? maybe you should photoshop a clown into the picture and the crowd will be entertained! :) but I like it just like this, color, exture, lighting, style-- you captured a still life moment beautifully.

April 19, 2003

great shot. I've got a presentation on this building, which is a photographer's dream. I caught it on an overcast day, which caused it to have a different mood altogether.

April 19, 2003

best title I've seen in quite awhile

April 16, 2003

interesting photo, the angle and dof almost makes it feel three dimensional, as if the stick on the left is almost in my eye.

April 12, 2003

wow. at first I thought he was hanging from that thing behind his feet. might want to photoshop that out of the picture. also might be better with just a slightly tighter crop so we can see more of the daredevil.

April 12, 2003

I agree, incredible colors, might work better as a panorama.

April 12, 2003

out of focus?

April 11, 2003

Wow Brain, great shot. I can almost hear the crickets. The green lignt, I could take it or leave it. It adds a Great Gatsby overtone, but you are in the wrong state. (There was a green lignt on a dock that Gatsby would look out to from his dock, I think it was where Daisy lived, and the green symbolized money.)

April 11, 2003

great shot, but I wish it was not so dark on the elephant's side...

btw, I also like your photos of Venice and Sri Lanka. Oddly, I have lived in both places.

April 8, 2003

I like the lighting, dof, and pose, but think it might be even better if it were cropped closer, so the bed is all we see.

April 7, 2003

Pure poetry.

April 7, 2003

Beautiful image. The outline of the trees against the sky, the way the clouds seem to consciously follow the contour of the land, the light on the tractor, the house on this side of the trees-- just great. One of the match-ups looks off but I'm glad you posted it anyways.

April 6, 2003

Interesting effect, the dog and the fence seem to be made of the same stuff. Good pose, too.

April 6, 2003

I like the way you captured several layers of messages-- play games, eat snacks, join my gang. I tried to achieve something similar here:

April 4, 2003

good one!

April 3, 2003

I really like this shot just as it is, and I agree, there is a tendency to reward the over-produced image on this site, but that might be another function of human nature...

April 3, 2003

Brian, thank you for pointing out that many of those fantastical sunsets on this site have been enhanced. Call me naive, but I never thought of digital manipulation when looking at them. I just thought, maybe these other guys were lucky or determined or both. This photo would benefit, in my estimation, from more definition in the foreground. I like the idea of looking to the side of the main event. I wonder what the picture would look like with a mirror image attached on the right-- maybe a supernova?

April 3, 2003

Hello Brian. I see now you have a slightly different version of the frog looking through the window here on your corner of photo.nut. I'm impressed with both and would like to suggest that you upload one of them to your portfolio because it would be amusing to see what the rest of the community thinks about our combined artistry and your wizardry. As for which one, they are both fantastic and I could not choose.