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I'm really amazed by most of your works. And when you associate it whith this such particular place the result is brilliant.
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Rollen' stone, Walkin' stone, Dragin' stone; Just a beautifully interesting image.
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I saw this fenomena in the dicovery channel, no one knows how do they move like this, pritty weard
great photograph my friend
a fav
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oooo the mysterious moving rock. Great shot! I would like to visit there someday
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wow this is a beautiful photograph, if I may ask what type of black and white film do you use?
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I use digital and convert later in Photoshop.
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Very nice photo in B&W. Great angle of shooting!
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I syas to me, "What lies in mystery, the places far off from the site of Man. For what may be occuring in the absance."
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This is great, looks like one of the moving rocks at Mono Lake.
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The pitch black sky gives this shot a feeling that reminds me of something you would see in NASA's archives. The water-starved landscape and moving rock lend it an earthen mystery, but the infrared-like color bathes everything in a lunar atmosphere. Curious and well-composed image. I like the effect.
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amazing pattern and texture- excellent in black and white but I would imagine equally so in colour
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The usual awesome work ... I wonder how this stone moves like that ...
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Hey! I saw this on Lightharmony
Fantastic picture though
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I think that the black band top is not necessary.
Great BW, texture and contrast
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Oooo, where did you take this? is that dried mud? quite interesting texture you captured...
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woww! very beautiful!
please take a look at my page, and comment some things if you like!
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