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Nick Karagiaouroglou {K:97514}
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Abstracts
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Another fourfold exposure. This time I don't have any clue about why I find it good. Actually I see also that there is too strong an unbalance here. Any comments wuld be very welcome.
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Diego Bullita
{K:15029} 7/1/2008
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beautiful idea and abstract composition my friend
compliment Nick,
regards
diego
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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:97514} 7/2/2008
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Thanks a lot again, Diego!
Cheers!
Nick
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absynthius .
{K:17146} 7/2/2008
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actually, apart for the unbalance - i see a strong relation between the layers! the car, the highway, and the gas station!! some Arabic writing would do too! and then, work a bit on the car a make it look like a ghost, on a ghost highway! you know of what i am speaking!! ;)
in fact, i would be glad if those prices go to high heavens so that only few can affort- for many reason; you come to the place i live, and there is no single place in the entire city that you do not see cars parked; and those parkings are: children playground, pavements... and the city government issued an order to draw parking lots right on the street- and now not that only the traffic is crazy; but the public space for people to have a walk almost does not exist!!
by the way Japs just issued to marked the H2O car! sooo...
cheers Nick,
v.
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Nick Karagiaouroglou
{K:97514} 7/3/2008
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Thanks a lot for the good hint, Visar! I see what you mean with that relation of the different frames. I must, nonetheless, try once more for keeping that relation but in a more balanced way. Let's see.
The typical problem with the cars is the same everywhere. You can hear people in Zurich talking about "nature" and "protection of the environment" and at the same time the keep on buying the fat off-roaders that dring gas like nothing. And that despite the fact that they'll never really need the capabilities of such an off-road car. It's for demonstrating what they have. You can't imagine how many flatminders talk to me about "nature" and then show me their fat cars - it's insane!
I must watch the development of that H2O car. Where did you see that? Does it use the water as the working medium or as a source of hydrogen??
Cheers!
Nick
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