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  Death of a Pomegranate - View One  

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Uploaded: 11/29/07 3:50 PM GMT
Death of a Pomegranate - View One
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This is the first in a series of two and hopefully I'll be able to post the other right after this one. I know I can't go by the scores in the voting booth, but I'd like my friends' input on which one of the two is the better. I've provided a link HERE..thanks!!

♫ :)PJ ♪

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::SEFA
11/29/07 4:32 PM GMT
I had a look at no2, so I could compere them. I like both a lot, but for me it´s the second post that I think is the best. This is a very original and creative post. Very well done!
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::cynlee
11/29/07 4:47 PM GMT
Is this for a contest, PJ? I think I like the other better. Why are you killing fruit? lol Or is pomegranite a vegetable? Hmm?
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being. - Hermes
Genver
11/29/07 4:49 PM GMT
Clear and good picture.
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::Cagey1560
11/29/07 4:52 PM GMT
I really like the consistency of the "blood" in this one, but the blurred and softer lighting of the background of number two works better for me and it is also a little less abstract because of the angle or DOF. My verdict: View 2
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.Mythmaker
11/29/07 5:29 PM GMT
G'day PJ,
This work kind of suits my mood today. I'm going to diverge from the general consensus so far. I think this one is far superior, if we take the intention of the work to be evocative rather than ironic. The other one, with the star filter and all that is shying away from the challenge the image and title (together) create. This one, with the clear focus on the flesh and the "blood", makes it harder to deny the cost involved each time we appropriate something from Mother nature. The other one seems to me to be trying to "pretty up" the truth when this truth doesn't benefit from being pretty but from being frank. I'm pretty sure, on a purely compositional basis, this one has the impact, third dark knife/shadow, third pink pomegranate flesh and juice, third white plate, roughly. In short, I think this one focuses on the cost and I think that's the truth.
Mikel.
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::Donna68
11/29/07 5:49 PM GMT
Great shot my friend :-)
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::bif000
11/29/07 6:06 PM GMT
An interesting creative concept, clearly captured. Well done.
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.photonut
11/29/07 6:17 PM GMT
Great shot PJ of both, but I prefer 2 a little bit more. Thanks for giving us a fun challenge.

Ken
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::Roseman_Stan
11/29/07 6:39 PM GMT
I like the other one better but both are very interesting.

Stan
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::manodshark
11/29/07 6:44 PM GMT
Tell me PJ...What is this about! I like this one too, it has an abstract feel to it. more relaxed, no stress, calm and peaceful feeling.
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.Joanie
11/29/07 6:59 PM GMT
Interesting PJ. I like it! Now I'm going to look at the other! Neat shot. :)
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.corngrowth
11/29/07 6:59 PM GMT
Went from HERE to (T)HERE, and back from (T)HERE to HERE, and so on PJ. It has cost me about half an hour (lol) to find out that, to me, the other one is better. Nice shot.
Regards, Cornelius
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.Inkeri
11/29/07 8:53 PM GMT
Very Interesting..with a Abstract feeling..
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::Jimbobedsel
11/29/07 9:01 PM GMT
I feel like I am playing computer tennis. Back and forth, back and forth. Footnote: My vote is with the second image.

Jim
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.0930_23
11/29/07 9:33 PM GMT
I prefer the other one, for same reason most everyone does. Hope you didn't kill two of the little fellas for the sake of a photo op. You know how the emails will flood in. Save the Pomegranate and all that. I think spotted owls eat these. Choices, choices. Very good photo and very imaginative project. Very good PJ.
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.dcbls
11/29/07 9:49 PM GMT
I'm going to have to disagree with most people and say I like this one better. To me the twinkle in the other one is a little distracting, but hen I've always been a little weird. That said, both are teriffic shots.
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::razorjack51
11/30/07 3:38 AM GMT
This is such a clear shot PJ! Very unique and colorful, but I believe I like the other version better. ;)
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.21citrouilles
11/30/07 5:05 AM GMT
This is the first one that I'm viewing, so I'll tell my preference on the other. I love the dark poetry of the concept, the unusual view. It has a dark feel and that red puddle is striking. :)
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.RAPH
11/30/07 7:30 PM GMT
The red is really strong in your image, I really like this close-up. Even if the knife is blurred in the upper left hand we can see the wound in the pomegranate, it's a great picture my friend. Well done.
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::gabriela2006
11/30/07 11:11 PM GMT
I like to other one ...very artistic...well done:)
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::casperkate
12/01/07 11:16 AM GMT
Wow...too good! Very artistic and an amazing result. Well done.
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.boremachine
12/01/07 1:16 PM GMT
this looks interesting, it's a fine shot ;o)
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.twinkel
12/01/07 2:16 PM GMT
interesting shot PJ:))
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vnvet68
12/04/07 9:11 PM GMT
bullet holes would've been defining
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.PhotoGirly
12/30/07 6:26 AM GMT
I like view 2 better.
It shows more of the pomegranate.
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::phasmid
12/30/07 6:44 AM GMT
Thank you.
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emporio
09/26/08 5:04 PM GMT
I think that I like view two better, you can see more of the knife in that picture so you can tell how the pomecranate met its end
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