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gilad — Thinking outside the box
Published: 2007-09-29 08:35:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 52317; Favourites: 2411; Downloads: 2994
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To see what you is not in front of you
To be blind to what you are suppose to see
To challenge yourself to what you don't understand
To hold on to what you never knew you had
Not Going where everybody else leads you to
Not searching where you know it will be found
Not accepting the fact that you know all the answers
Never limit yourself to ideas you already had before
Here is one for thinking outside the box
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I hope you take a second to let yourself really look at it.
Look at it like you would if it was hanged on a wall. It's hard, but trust me that that running your eyes through it will have the impact I mean. I have a huge print of that.. and it works. I really love this one, and I hope you like it as well.
Similar idea - Window of opportunity
Hotel porches overlooking the sea.
Tel Aviv, Israel
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Comments: 513
Seriously? Wooow!It looks awesome!~
I love the angle and style of it. I was thumbing through your gallery and youhave really nice work. Your passion really speaks in the pictures. Bravo!~
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again, took me a while to figure it out, but once i did, very cool.
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I love the title, and i think it pit perfectlly to the picter.
I almost can't recognize this place.. so you did good job.
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awesome. i thought they were like..... a stack of boxes, then i saw the guy...@_@ XD i was like, wow...
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It seem a surreal architecture, It reminds me a drawing by Mc Esher! It's so awesome and brilliant!!!
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i think you're very talented, but i find this piece a bit generic. i know it may not be your fault, but isn't it a bit ironic that all these people who are infatuated with your work and this picture say very similar things? (wow! amazing shot!) Thinking outside the box? I don't know, it just strikes an interest in me. Sorry if you are offended.
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No offense taken. Interesting point of view
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Very cool shot. I love the abstractness of it and the one guy hanging out there compliments it well 
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Although I do like your general works a lot, this one really stands out for me. Contrast is not too strong, nevertheless there's a fantastic deep feeling and depth of field. I'm sure it perfectly works on a wall!
Deserves a rarely favourite from me.
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It's so simple, but yet sophisticated and technical.
I just love the tones, the lines .. the solidness of it all, and then the lone single model - just brilliant!
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What an incredible shot! And a great concept to accompany it.
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what a stunning shot... we are constantly 'told' to think outside the box... but society encourages anything but.
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שמע, אני לא בטוח שהתמונה בצבע פחות טובה
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יש לה צבעים מעניינים דווקע
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היא טובה, אבל השחור לבן מבליט יותר את היוצא דופן בתבנית (האיש
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i can't believe it! this is just the message in our church this morning 
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So beutiful, something so simpel, made so complex...
Fave'd
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crrreeepy... and i doubt it'd have the same impact from any other angle.
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Great concept and composition! Marvellous work!
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I keep getting this light headed dizzying feeling when my eyes are telling me that the seemingly flat 2-D squares folds out into 3-D boxes on the right... and then I see the man and I'm thrown back in the loop again.
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Was there just one and you cloned it, or are they really like this in person?
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I think my brain just exploded... But in a totally good way. ^^
Awesome pic.
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What's it like being inside the box? -from someone who came out of blue; not out of the blue, but blue
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