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07/21/2011 06:49:45 PM |
The red caught my eye at first and then I saw the shadowy figure. Love the mystery! |
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07/21/2011 02:07:14 PM |
Love the shadowy figure in the background. Looks as if it's a widow leaving a funeral which is somehow connected to your subject, the berries. |
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07/21/2011 01:43:46 PM |
It's great. I like the touch of red, the bright center, the softness in the background and the dark apparition/grim reaper. Magical and beautiful. |
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07/21/2011 03:51:14 AM |
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07/20/2011 08:27:18 AM |
This has a story behind it and I like that we get to figure it out on our own... for me it's kind of scary but has a happy ending. |
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07/20/2011 07:37:59 AM |
The topic and lb choice are Ben, but the selective desat are not. Wonderful image, regardless. |
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07/20/2011 12:06:02 AM |
The dark figure in the background waiting for us to try the colourful fruit, gives this an ominous feeling. Don't eat the berries!
Nice work! : ) |
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07/20/2011 12:02:24 AM |
A cloaked figure gathering ingredients for an evil potion. 8 |
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07/19/2011 09:12:43 PM |
Are those wild huckleberries? Cool shot. |
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07/17/2011 02:23:40 PM |
I usually dislike selective desat, but something attracts me to this alot. The tones, and lensbaby is very fitting. Lovely work. |
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07/17/2011 08:37:14 AM |
I've not see Ben much use selective desat, but I can hardly claim to have studied his entire oeuvre. As these things go, this is a thoughtful and tasteful application of it. |
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07/16/2011 09:16:58 PM |
I am taking this very personally. The dark shape on the left is either a monk or a nun, skirting the clearing, having long forsworn that berry bad colour which you so brazenly brandish. I'm sorry - "I'm sorry" is my fabourite comment - but I am offended that you insist on bringing this up. |
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07/16/2011 01:12:19 PM |
Oh, that's a beautiful mystery! My first thought was that the figure on the left is a monk hiding the recipe of the ambrosian liquor that he makes from the fruit of an unknown weed (a true story of the chartreuse liqueur).
Must say that I have a fondness for a picture that makes me think immediately of a story, or make one, or reminds me of a smell or a painting or an unknown longing. This is one of them, and there were a few in this challenge, as befitting its "theme". |
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07/16/2011 09:14:31 AM |
I like the fairy tale feeling |
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