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Feel free to let me know what you think. Both negative and positive impressions equally welcome!
1 comment:
All are so very nice.. the one that captivates me is that long low horizontal, though.. #3. The particular color and tonalities, plus the almost subtle ability this tight framing has of suggesting depth by the way the light plays. Constricting it has set it free, paradoxically.
I could so easily live with that image stretched across my two monitors for a loooooong time.
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