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Published: 2007-09-29 08:35:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 52532; Favourites: 2410; 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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Whoa... that is almost dizzying. Neat!
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The description is really wonderfull... I love it. (And the picture is very nice too! 
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Remind me of Habitat 67, in Montreal.
Nice picture!
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Wow, a very nice scenery to take photo! Looks very conceptual.
Nice photo anyway... ^^
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I can't quite figure out the orientation/what I'm looking at. You usually do that on purpose but this time I really can't quite figure it out. I think I see where the bottom of each porch is but not sure.
But definetly provoking.
Like I said, get a gallery if you can :/
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This is wicked. Definitely outside the box!
A very strong image, and love the fact that it's in black and white.
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I absolutely love this piece. These types of shots are my favorite and I just can't help but smile when I see one like it.
They make you look really hard and think a bit. They encourage your mind to actually work, trying to take in all that you see.
Fantastically done. It's gorgeous.
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That's amazing, took me a while to figure it out...reminds me of Escher, very surreal.
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you're right, that does indeed have an impact. wow. Good job.
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Wow.
Amazing, as always.
It really leaves much to see.
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That structure is so odd! I would love to see it in person. Wonderful capture. You have such great timing (and talent).
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this is absolutely intense, I love it, the bends and angles make your eyes go all over this one, beautiful shot my friend
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I'm going to have to go to Tel Aviv one of these days and see all of the things you take pictures of. They're always amazing and a pleasure to look at
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you are right, it does have an amazing impact
great job!
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Dude, screw the DA picture book, just make one for yourself and say thanks to DA somewhere!
I love your work as always man. You should definately do more stuff in black and white, its amazing.
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Israel seems like the place to get pictures doesn't it.
great stuff.
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Little boxes made of ticky tacky!
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This is really amazing, great work~
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Hmmm, only one person...
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q guapa dios!! me gusta aprece un panel de abejas mola!!
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wow.
i'm so impressed. if you look at the right side of the picture and hen let you eyes go over to the left,while figuring out the perspective, you get a feeling of infinity! it's so impressive, seems like it's neverending.
greetings.
PS as i watch you now for about two weeks (which doesn't mean that i didn't watch you pictures before) i'm just wondering about how often you upload new pictures, although every singel one is an outstanding work!
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I try uploading 2 a week. That's the average since I joined the site
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woah, amazing shot!
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that's truly cool 
sometimes I wish your photos were a bit larger. i guess you save that for people who buy prints
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