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The Gift
© bfrank
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Uploaded: 04/09/07 3:08 AM GMT
The Gift
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Holidays
The dark prince meant the cross for evil but the light of love conquered his evil reign. Easter may be a date on a calender but the result of it is every day. Thanks for letting me share these days with you.
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::photog024
04/09/07 9:13 AM GMT
very very nice work frank. i'm certainly glad i added you to my friends list. i would hate to think i missed even some of what you do. nice work.
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Lovely background to this. I like the starkness of the silver on black - very slick and elegant. I'd really like to see the background on its own, though I realise that wouldn't work for the message you're trying to convey with this particular posting.
Aside from that, I would like to see the cross done differently, but I'm not sure quite how. Certainly plainer and probably without the writing - let the symbol stand on its own. I think it would create more impact that way myself.
It might also be nice to reduce the opacity of the cross a little so that it does not seem so separate from the background. Right now, this strikes me as two images combined by a simple cut-and-paste with little attention given to integrating them.
I hope you will not take these suggestions amiss. They are meant in the best possible way. I think, anyway. Moreover, the image is still good as it stands. Admirably clear and crisp and the simplicity of the colour scheme goes some way to mitigating what I perceive as the overly complex cross (or cross within a cross?).
I think it is a matter of taste, too. I just tend to prefer simpler in cases like this, but others prefer more ornate decorations.
Good work.
- cfr
Aside from that, I would like to see the cross done differently, but I'm not sure quite how. Certainly plainer and probably without the writing - let the symbol stand on its own. I think it would create more impact that way myself.
It might also be nice to reduce the opacity of the cross a little so that it does not seem so separate from the background. Right now, this strikes me as two images combined by a simple cut-and-paste with little attention given to integrating them.
I hope you will not take these suggestions amiss. They are meant in the best possible way. I think, anyway. Moreover, the image is still good as it stands. Admirably clear and crisp and the simplicity of the colour scheme goes some way to mitigating what I perceive as the overly complex cross (or cross within a cross?).
I think it is a matter of taste, too. I just tend to prefer simpler in cases like this, but others prefer more ornate decorations.
Good work.
- cfr
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Good job my friend.
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Always remember - Follow the Yellow Brick Road, it will lead you to the Emerald City and OZ A very nice place to repose. Trust me on this one, I live there. :-)................ MY GALLERY - THE LION****Another Site I'm AT - MY DA HOMEPAGE
What a great gift for Easter! Thank You for sharing these with us.
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All of earth is crammed with heaven And every bush aflame with God But only those who see take off their shoes. - Elizabeth Barrett Browning<p>
mygallery
Powerful image, Frank, beautifully executed. The 'Art Nouveau'-type swirls look just like hand-blown glass. High marks in the VB from me and I'm glad I saw it there, otherwise I'd have missed this very unique and special gift from you as a reminder of the Easter message. Excellent.
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hugs for Frank and MRS. Frank!!!
spoken perfectly!
and presented so well!!!
spoken perfectly!
and presented so well!!!
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...of all the things i've lost...
i miss my mind the LEAST!
Oh so true. Thanks for remembering.
Russ
Russ
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Anything that excites me for any reason, I will photograph; not searching for unusual subject matter, but making the commonplace unusual.
Edward Weston
I love this. Good message, good image and into my favs.
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Angelle
"Words are like crayons and paints. The only difference is you have to work harder to see their colors.