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The ring is placed on an A Hebrew encyclopedia under AHAVA, which means Love in Hebrew.Related content
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that's so cool! i like how the ring makes a heart in its shadow
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Also this deviation is being featured in my journal
Sorry to bother again
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Um, this is simply amazing. Your whole gallery is. Wow.
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your haiku is hilarious!
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nice...I am learning hebrew but itΒ΄s really dificult language 
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heehee, perfect timing for me to find this pic, i just got back from Sunday school ^ ^ this is a really cool pic. its fun to see Hebrew in other places besides Sunday school ^ - ^
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I love it. I've seen a picture like this once before, but I still think it's just such a gorgeous idea
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This is beautiful.
I love the concept and the shadow effect... You are amazing.
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I'd say many things, but they're kind of written already, so I'll just say... AHAVA
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the english word love is to general, Hebrew has a few words for love, Ahava, is deep deep love, and even that doesnt describe it.
This deviation is a work of pure beauty.
the only thing that could be inmproves, is if the glare on the page could have been softened a little bit.
but this is so wonderfull you dont even have to worry about that!
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And in and of itself, "love" is the one word the whole world understands but seldom ever uses.
Love and Luck,
Kat
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wonderful. great emotion and concept. i love it =]
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Not exactly...
Very different concept beside the object on a page
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that came off a bit harsh 
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i am well aware that no one is going to take the time to read 190nsomething comments that all most likely say the same thing.
i just want to say that this reminded me fabulously of lotr, and that makes it captivating and interesting. minus the elvenlike hewbrew, tho, this idea is a bit too overused for me.
maybe this has already been said, but, as i said earlier, im not going to scan through a couple hundred comments to find out.
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I did this long time ago. When I did it, I was inspired from a shot someone FW me by mail.
I don't know lotr and I'm sure he is not the only one that did it too.
This is a very used idea, I only tried to do it in a hebrew way/symbol
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im sorry- lotr=lord of the rings.
the hebrew letters reminded me of elven letters that are used in the lord of the rings world.
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I'd missed this one before.... sadly. Thank you for linking to it from your newest heart piece.
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I saw this on someones favorites that I know
and I thought it was amazing, and I've been looking for it to add it.
and I found it
I love this one.
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WHOOT!
I haven't seen this done on a hebrew page of text before
(I've taken hebrew school for like... about 10 years Oo and I still don't know anything XD except I can read it...though undersatanding it is a problem --; )
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This is a wonderful concept, and a beautiful shot. It brought a tear to my eye, and that of my mother. Many many compliments.
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Masterfully managed, I must say! The heart-shaped shadow is wonderful addition that works so well with the subject matter. The lighting and colors in this are very appealing.
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This is so elegant! I've seen it done before but the Hebrew is so gorgeous
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genious at work. Did you get the idea of the heart shaped shadow by yourself, or have you seen it somewhere? wery nice indeed..
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There was no @brain storming@ involved.
I captured it as I saw it.. that gave me the idea
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it's an overused concept but I like the way you did it, you gave it a bit more meaning than most people would have.
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