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Stacked Parallelism...
© gabegarwick
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Uploaded: 06/23/04 3:28 AM GMT
Stacked Parallelism...
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Took this looking down from the seventh floor of a parking garage in downtown Des Moines, Iowa. I took the photo thinking it was interesting... saw it on the screen at home and really liked it. --Why is it always the ones I only take one shot of half seriously that I later like? :-)
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slippage
06/23/04 3:40 AM GMT
maby cause its all subconsious; snapshots go by too fast for the thinky part of your brain to jazz it up? im givin it a 10
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after all, it's only your concience come to kill you
Totally agree. Am now going to concentrate on ignoring the thinky part of my brain when photographing. Won't be too difficult, in my case!!! ;)
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never give up
Very good composition! I like it.
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** If you try to fail and you succeed, then wich of the two did you do?
great shot - strangely low score!
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"Some mornings, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps"
I agree with Phill, why so low? I put it in my favs. It's beautiful how the lines make this picture a little surreal and abstract yet it is so recognisable. It demands to stay watching...The circle on the left, the chaos-lines on the right. Together with all the straight lines, it's like 2D. Very, very cool Gabe.
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"Just, just..."
Excellent use of leading lines, the texture differences really add to the image.
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Thanks for all the nice compliments!
I think glooh was reading my mind :-)
I think glooh was reading my mind :-)
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I think what makes this shot so interesting is the different colors of pavement and the smashed concrete on the right. It looks so perfect and imperfect at the same time. Good job!
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Our scars are what remind us that the past really happened.
I like the clarity and smoothness of the stoplight and the light post in contrast to the rugged and cracked pavement. As for the photography difficulties, you just summed up the story of my life. :-)
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-those who hit rock bottom are too concerned with self pity to realize that they are lying on an anvil-
Psalm 66:10, Job 10:8