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hermin abramovitch
{K:1915} 3/7/2006
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I'd flip the first nine upside down. Interesting multilayers effect. The text adds to thee feel of opened-closed book that somehow you can peek at with the third eye. Like the way the bus contour, the collars imaginary line and the vespa shapes guide the eye into the 69. Ups, I mean 99.
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Hanna Segal
{K:13469} 3/7/2006
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You're incorrigible!:)))So you want the bike for only $69 a month? How about $96? It has a six in it, allright?:)))
This time I did not work with layers but I did apply a soft light effect to the picture so that the reflections became deeper.
BTW, thanx for passing by, man.
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{K:909} 4/19/2006
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hey hanna! ....... you're good at organizing chaos .. zertie
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Hanna Segal
{K:13469} 4/21/2006
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yeah... hardest thing was to get the bus inside:)
thanks,
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Albert Jacobs
{K:9429} 10/3/2006
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Hi Hanna,
I like this view much. Nice combination of window and reflection. The ideal combination for streetphotography.
Good composition and nice integration of window and reflection. Very interesting view, you show here. Nice colors also.
Since end of 2005 I'am more interested in streetphotography and portraits, although it's not in my portfolio (I just started with these themes) I add an example of looking "through".
I am curious about your opinion (it was placed on several IG's with very different comments)
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Hanna Segal
{K:13469} 10/3/2006
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Hi Albert,
that's a very interesting multilayered effect: the train window, the passer-by and the commercial... I find urban photography very rewarding, you can't plan what you're going to shoot, but there's always someting that catches your eye:)
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ISMAEL MARCOS
{K:10340} 10/14/2006
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like it
confusion in here
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