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Jeff, this photgraph has very nice balance and, as usual, you have handled the sky beautifully. These kinds of scenes inspire me to imagine what the building might have looked like when it was whole - who lived parts of their lives there, and what ghosts remain. Great image.

 

Ken

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Very nice shot - nice tones and a classical air - almost drawing-like. Great work.

 

Ken

Great use of muted color against the nearly monochromatic sea. Excellent capture.

 

Ken

Jeff: As with the barbed wire fence image, here the sky is absolutely stunning. In this image and the barbed wire fence, your black and white landscapes are beautifully surreal - to the point that is is difficult for me to visualize the actual scene. Superb work. Ken

Jeff,

 

As others have said great lines. Great tones as well - I love the sky. The interaction between the artificial and the natural is how I see this. The artificial barrier seems so puny next to the landscape and sky - and yet very few will cross it to the scene beyond. As with our personal entanglements unfortunately. Wonderful image.

 

Ken

Jeff, thanks for your kind words and for the encouragement as well. I do like dark shots it seems. I very much appreciate you taking the time to comment.

 

Ken

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Comments and criticism welcomed. Thanks for looking.

Comments and criticisms welcomed. Thanks.

Comments or criticism welcomed and appreciated. Thanks for looking.

Thanks for your comments and criticism.

Wonderful shot. 7/7

I like the cropping as it is; I do like the pattern at the bottom as well. Very nice shot.

 

Ken

Excellent work- my favorite of your nudes.

 

Ken

Wonderful shot. I like the light tone in the background personally. Your choice of perspective brought out the length of the bass's neck in an interesting way as well.

 

Ken

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Any and all comments appreciated. Thanks, Ken

Janet, very nice work here. Reminds me a bit of some Dorothea Lange's depression work - a very compassionate image.

 

Ken

Thanks John. I like the Lion/Griffin's expression also. Downtown Savannah is loaded with interesting statues like this.

Regards, Ken

Thanks for your comments John. It's still a great place to eat!

Ken

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Shot in Savannah, GA 5 years ago. Any comments appreciated. Thanks, Ken

Wonderful portrait.