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In the Fog of War Awaiting the Choppers
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Uploaded: 02/13/07 9:43 PM GMT
In the Fog of War Awaiting the Choppers
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Statue in honor of all the nurses and medics that served in Viet Nam and saved thousands of lives.
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.Blumie
02/13/07 10:04 PM GMT
Very nice image and a wonderful green behind. Very interesting effects you have used here.
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I would be happy, seeing you in my galerie. Today I've posted The Tracks
Amazing focus Bryan,
Is that done in Photoshop?
It adds a lot in my opinion,
Thanks for sharing
Tim
Is that done in Photoshop?
It adds a lot in my opinion,
Thanks for sharing
Tim
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Keep up The Good Work
They did a wonderful job, and this is an interesting interpretation :-)
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"Love does not dominate; it cultivates." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
They did do a wonderful job, the statue is looks amazingly detailed like the other shot that you posted. I wonder why you blurred the background,,, not that i dislike it, i just wonder why you did it thats all! (just call me nosey)! :-) hehehe
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the nurses and the medics did a very good job in those days, so this is a great tribute to them:)) and I am just like Jan why did you blurred the background?
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laughter is the best medicine.
Well, Bryan, that seems to be the burning question: Why the blur? For maximum impact perhaps the grouping would have been better clearly seen on top of the color in the background. It does give it a sense of being in the past, but other than that, I'd like to see this work of art that you're presenting to us. I'm going to subscribe to this thread and see what direction the wind blows. Always controversial and interesting images from you, my friend.
:)PJ
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