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The Shape of Things to Come
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Uploaded: 11/25/04 4:29 AM GMT
The Shape of Things to Come
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Late afternoon finds a farmer mowing his hay near Prosser Washington while cows eat their dinner in the scrub. Bet ya they're just praying for a hole in the fence.
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BURNINGICE
11/25/04 4:44 AM GMT
This is a great picture Michael. At first I thought the dirt in the top of the picture was clouds. A must see in full view. 10/10
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"-Life is a pile of crap, just have to shovel through it"
Great shot once again... thought the same as ice.. until i viewed it full view... very nice..
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The human heart feels things the eyes cannot see, and knows what the mind cannot understand.
--Robert Vallett
Another surreal landscape, Michael. Excellent capture with a perspective most would have missed completely.
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Fresh fried fish, Fish fresh fried, Fried fish fresh, Fish fried fresh.
Great capture Mike, from the thumbnail it looks like a old dirt path. Nice in full size. High marks!
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Life's a beach.
An intriguing shot - I thought the top of the picture was a dark cloud until i read the comments, dark skies and matrix allusions aside - I like the interplay between the three elements, one untamed dirt, the next, fully tamed hay, and the third, partially tamed hay.
Did that make any sense? Great photo.
Did that make any sense? Great photo.
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'So without any intentional, fancy way of adjusting yourself, to express yourself freely as you are is the most important thing to make yourself happy, and to make others happy.' Shunryu Suzuki
Reminds me of corduroy pants. Mustard color corduroy pants. Untamed mustard color corduroy pants.
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----By the time you swear you're his, ---Shivering and sighing, ---And he vows his passion is ---Infinite, undying ---Lady, make a note of this: ---One of you is lying.
(@Dorothy@Parker@)
Really well. Beautiful photography of fields of farmer... The colors are splendid and the movements of the plowed fields is dynamic.
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I love the look of the - folds of freshly furrowed fields (tongue twister invention) The contrast with the gold of the more bleak lanscape behind is wonderful
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But.....Strangers have the best candy.
Great shot. The colours are very rich like a giant patchwork quilt............John
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yeah, makes me hungry......
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May your days be filled with much chikin, less cows and umm....EAT MOE CHICKIN!
Hello Mike...This picture is fantastic, its dynamic, colourful, moody and pin sharp and I love the composition...Top marks...All the best...Mick.
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Ooooo yahhhhh I bet they are too! I know I would be !! Gorgeous lines in this Michael..and the light and shadows just flows....a most beautiful landscape. It must have been lovely out there...
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Tact is the unsaid part of what you think...
This is a remarkable photo. There are strong contrasts in the colours and the patterns. It also tells a story. Just how much goodness can you cram into one photo Mike?
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There are three colours, Ten digits and seven notes, its what we do with them that’s important.
Ruth Ross
