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Published: 2006-05-23 15:42:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 1202; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 31
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The second image in my "Inside Out" series. Taken over two days in october/november 2005.Related content
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Haha, this is lovable. I like the idea.
Maybe you should have cropped it a bit more. Anyway it's a great picture. I love the focus.
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Thanks!
I can see what you mean with the cropping. I think in my original print I did crop it a bit, but I'll admit I didn't pay much attention whilst putting them all on dA! Heh.
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Hehe. Well. One can't pay attention all the time.
BTW; I really love the picture on the screen. Well, an important detail, that one.
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Yeah, that's of the first expedition. All the pics of the second expedition kinda work better together though, and feel much more developed. I liked the idea of showing progression, though. You can kinda think that that's how the whole thing looked a day, a week, a month before.
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Yeah. It's a nice though.
And.. Well, the whole thing seems more.. :lack of smart English words: ... Ehm. Complete. Now, that's a nice word.
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Ah, your referring to the feeling of completion due to the almost cyclical narrative of the image?
(I used big words! 
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:run for a dictionary:
:spoil the operation because of laziness:
Haha, no, I actually understood what you meant. I suppose the answer must be, yes.
Narrative is a nice word, when I think of it. And luckily, latin words are used in so many languages. Makes it easier for me. Yay.
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Hehe, wish I knew more latin. There's a fair amount of similarities between English and everything, because we've been invaded so many times! Romans, Vikings, Normans - we've seen em all! Heh.
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True, true. I want to know latin too. Right now I have enough with learning to write proper New Norwegian. And English, and French. Not supposed to be easy. At least not when you live in a country with two almost similar languages. Hehe.
Norwegian is much latin as well. And we often see the same words as we use here in English, German and French. Which makes understanding other languages much easier.
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I know the teensiest bit of Norwegian, because I've visited your fine country on three occasions. Not in the last few years, though, so I've forgotten almost all of it. :/
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Haha. It's not supposed to be easy.
Norway is nice, then. Just freakning expensive, and there are poor, homeless people everywhere :/
Some words.
Thanks/thanks a lot = "Takk" or "tusen takk".
Nice picture = fint bilde.
My pleasure/no problem = Vær så god.
^_^
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