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Shirley D. Cross
{K:143411} 10/5/2006
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Amazing, dear Giuseppe...she does look real. A wonderful image!:)
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Aniko Heart
{K:25957} 10/5/2006
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Amazing!
Yes, she looks real... and it doesn't matter whether she is real or otherwise. The image you have made here is fantastic!!!
Excellent work and congratulations.
Warmest Wishes to you,
Aniko :)
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Marian Man
{K:69880} 10/5/2006
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wow!! she looks so real dear Giuseppe!!!a marvelous image!!!!!excellent capture!!!! love it!!!!!!!
all the best
Marian
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Emanuele Capelli
{K:6110} 10/5/2006
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Molto interessante...
bella la prospettiva e il taglio...
per nn parlare dell'idea...ottima!
grande Giuseppe! continua cosi!
Ciao..Emanuele...
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Paolo Corradini
{K:53032} 10/5/2006
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..dalla miniatura mi sembrava vera :)
simpatica street ben composta
ciao Giuseppe!
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Linda Bique
{K:74033} 10/6/2006
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I thought she kind of had the look of a gnome, but I also thought she was real, excellent capture and composition Giuseppe, I love the mood, very well done...:) Lin
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Alicia Popp
{K:84964} 10/6/2006
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Los Alpes deben ser mágníficos , como los Pirineos... cadenas con una riqueza de paisajes estupenda!
Graciosa y a la vez cálida imagen nos muestras.
Felicitaciones Giuseppe!
Gracias por tus palabras, me llenan de ánimo, eres muy generoso!
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Alessandro Capelli
{K:34256} 10/6/2006
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Bello anche questo aspetto della montagna, i suoi abitanti..che curiosa espressione..;)
Un buon taglio..è l'inizio di una serie?
Ciao, Ale
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Giuseppe Guadagno
{K:33999} 10/6/2006
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Grazie Alessandro. E' un a serie molto breve. Sto cogliendo i diversi aspetti della montagna, passando a soggetti sempre più piccoli. Poi toccherà al sottobosco, fiori, funghi, insetti; sempre serie di poche immagini, spesso simboliche.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
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Gianes Ma
{K:24624} 10/6/2006
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Molto bella.
Il soggetto e sicuramente caratteristico, e mi piace molto il fatto che il contesto si legge in pochi dettagli. Complimenti.
G.
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Annemette Rosenborg Eriksen
{K:55404} 10/7/2006
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What a great image! I was about to ask you if this was a painting when I read your aboutsection. Amazingly good carving! And amazingly well and rustic photo!!Great colours and angle.
Best wishes,
Annemette
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Eb Mueller
{K:23296} 10/8/2006
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Great character study, Giuseppe! I like the old wood paired with the old face (also wooden?) - very well seen!
Eb
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violetta tarnowska
{K:24059} 10/8/2006
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Natural portrait in the realistic frame. Very good work,Giuseppe...
Kind regards.
Viola
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Bill Voizin
{K:10556} 10/8/2006
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Almost wish she wasn't a carving! Such a warm and happy face peering out of the window...well seen and captured my friend. Regards--Bill Voizin
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Jacek M.
{K:2999} 10/8/2006
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Excellent capture excellent moment.
Bravo!Very good work.
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Giuseppe Guadagno
{K:33999} 10/9/2006
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Bill, I have seen real artistic masterpieces created by the former woodcutters.
Thanks. Cheers.
Giuseppe
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Giuseppe Guadagno
{K:33999} 10/9/2006
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Aniko, thanks very much for your appretiated comment. I am glad that you like this picture. I payed a visit to your home and I admired many excellent photos, also of flowers that are my passion.
Thanks again.
Giuseppe
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lius hanzen
{K:2841} 10/10/2006
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wow!!really look real woman...i like this pic..
lius
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Mary Brown
{K:68627} 10/13/2006
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The artist sure did a great job. She looks pretty real staring out the window at the scenery. Great picture.
MAry
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Giuseppe Guadagno
{K:33999} 10/16/2006
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Grazie Gianes, mi fa piacere che la foto ti piaccia. Sono venuto a trovarti e ho visto tante belle foto on the street.
Grazie ancora. Ciao.
Giuseppe
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Kelly Duntley
{K:13055} 10/17/2006
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A great find this is. The composition is wonderful as you imagine that this is a real woman gazing out her window. What a fun suprise to learn that this is not a real woman afterall. Splendid, wonderful detail.
Kelly
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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:98945} 11/2/2006
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Yes, it is surprising how many artists, and real good ones, you will find out there, doing their work in peace and quiet, without even thinking of taking part in any "get widely known" mechanisms. They do what they do for their own creative mind, and that's at least a very sincere approach. Some of them, like for example E. L. Kirchner, did get widely known, but not so much out of the own wish.
A very simple photo at first glance, but if one takes a look again, it reveals the same attitude as that of those isolated artists. The old woman sees much more than she talks about. The impression and the following silent thoughts are stronger than the verbal expression. But not stronger than the expression in her face. What might she be looking at? The next winter coming? Shadows approaching? Some magical scene that reminds her of times past? On this photo it is not so important what she looks at, but how! Her painting like appearance makes that even stronger, but stronger in silence. And as we know, the real power lives in quietness.
The mountains and the flowers themselves are of course wonderful but only when a living being perceives them. Even if it is a piece of arts made out of wood.
7+
Nick
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Giuseppe Guadagno
{K:33999} 11/2/2006
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Right Nick, they create only for themselves. So I often find a lonly little house lost in a faraway side of the mountain with a simple arrow near the door and the sign: "Exposition". No one enter, no one buy but he goes on curving wood, for whom if not for themself?
Thanks for you beautiful comments Nick. Take care.
Giuseppe
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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:98945} 11/2/2006
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For whom if not for thenmself? Perhaps the only true reason to create, Giuseppe!
Ciao,
Nick
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