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Living in a trailor home
© BernieSpeed
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Uploaded: 12/05/05 8:38 PM GMT
Living in a trailor home
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.BRIX
12/05/05 9:20 PM GMT
wow, this is amazing.....I guess its a metaphor, I mean for the title...very suggesting, great lighting and good close up...excelent macro shot.
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awesome image, i love it!
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If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, then it’s possible that you don’t fully understand the situation.
Interesting, you find uncommon things to photograph. very clear too. I like it.
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"Discovery consists in seeing what everyone else has seen and thinking what no one else has thought."
Albert Szent-Gyorgi
Very similar to those guys I have been shooting too ... But alas ... Yours must have stopped for a moment because the picture is sooooo beautiful and clear ! 10/10, Bernie and you have all my support - your choice of animal shows courage, daring and swiftness of motion LOL
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With all my love and respect,
Marzena
Once again, Bernd, you pick the unusual & come up a winner ! You have such a artistic eye, you never miss the little things, the rare things that compose a truly wonderful image. You find them & present them to us & I, for one, thank you, my dear friend. A 10 out of 10 from me & well deserved, too.
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Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right.....Three Lefts Do
Hi there Bernd!! This is so precious...so tiny, yet you found it.. I dont like snails of any kind very much, her in Oregon they eat up a lot of plants...but these little ones are pretty..and its special the way its up high on a stalk of something..I love that you took the photo...Verena
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Where did you find this little shelled monster? He seems shy, hiding behind the dried leaves. Don't you make him scared or else I will come with my chainsaw, lol.
My friend your unusual photos always surpise me with your fresh ideas. You are a very creative person.
My friend your unusual photos always surpise me with your fresh ideas. You are a very creative person.
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"In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous" Aristotle
An interesting unique subject and a nice macro, Bernd. The background disurbs me a little..just a little..overall a nice image.
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-- Arne --
Interesting picture. Nice work. Clean shot.
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"Holy, holy, holy is the lord God Almighty - the one who always was, who is, and who is still to come."
Well ... first ... lol'ing on the title ... I hate to use the word 'cute,' but, it fits.
Yes, you really do have a good 'eye' for some interesting images.
One caveat though, I must admit as to some confusion as to the focus; clarity of the image, that is ... as I love the shell of our slimey homemaker here, but, that plant material and the stalk seem a bit un-focused. Can't quite figure it out as to whether it is the particular plant that you took that makes for some extra difficulty in this area or ?? I am not sure.
However, creatively ... a fantastic and intriguing image. Nice work, ... and I hope you don't mind my redudancy here, but ... again ;) .
Yes, you really do have a good 'eye' for some interesting images.
One caveat though, I must admit as to some confusion as to the focus; clarity of the image, that is ... as I love the shell of our slimey homemaker here, but, that plant material and the stalk seem a bit un-focused. Can't quite figure it out as to whether it is the particular plant that you took that makes for some extra difficulty in this area or ?? I am not sure.
However, creatively ... a fantastic and intriguing image. Nice work, ... and I hope you don't mind my redudancy here, but ... again ;) .
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
- Marcel Proust