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	04/03/2008 06:09:50 AM
	Summiteers by Tallbloke Comment by Kel27: Where's the cool colors? It's all grey and white
	04/02/2008 06:19:46 PM
	Summiteers by Tallbloke Comment by photon: what color.. too b&w for me . .
	04/02/2008 02:49:50 PM
	Summiteers by Tallbloke Comment by rhodanig: Scary perspective. Well rendered.
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	04/02/2008 05:45:35 AM
	Summiteers by Tallbloke Comment by cyclingtmb: great value and contrast of the snow and surrondings.
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	04/01/2008 03:02:44 PM
	Intimate knowledge and 100% trust by Tallbloke Comment by MG: I like your unusual interpretation of the challenge.
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	04/01/2008 10:15:08 AM
	Intimate knowledge and 100% trust by Tallbloke Comment by GeneralE: Nice OOB interpretation ... I just saw a documentary on mountain-climbing a couple of days ago and they covered this component pretty well.
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	03/30/2008 04:12:43 PM
	Intimate knowledge and 100% trust by Tallbloke Comment by jjstager2: Wow, what an awesome shot. Excellent composition and use of B & W. The "Intimacy" part is a bit of a stretch, though.
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	03/29/2008 01:26:18 PM
	Intimate knowledge and 100% trust by Tallbloke Comment by Jedusi: Very good take on the theme, and tremendous shot.
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	03/28/2008 02:42:32 PM
	Intimate knowledge and 100% trust by Tallbloke Comment by hahn23: Outstanding image. Great composition. I truly understand this as a form of intimacy. When you climb like this in harsh conditions, there is nothing more intimate than one's trust in a climbing partner. Thankyou for this transcendental image. (10)
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	03/28/2008 01:41:01 PM
	Intimate knowledge and 100% trust by Tallbloke Comment by Lydia: A good image... but the position of the first climber doesn't really work for making me struggle with him. I need to see his head or his left arm, I think. Perhaps a snap a second or two earlier or later would have more impact? The composition is wonderful for drawing me through and the rope aids in that even more.
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