Path To Nowhere Study 2

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  dschneller

• May 15, 2006

Excellent stuff!

 

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  arigram

• May 15, 2006

This hill has been the source of great inspiration! Good idea to go back to it. This print is even more beautiful and the composition is very (positively) dramatic. The position of the man makes all the difference. Too bad I can't see the tones from the chemicals you describe.

 

• benjiboy

• May 15, 2006

a wonderful powerful pictorial photograph, beautiful tones , and perfect composition, I'm very impressed, congratulations.

 

• Donald Miller

• May 15, 2006

Wonderful photograph. The symbolism in this image places it in the realm of work by Wynn Bullock. Thank you for sharing.

 

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  bill schwab

• May 15, 2006

Nice version John. That's some pretty heavy "hand of God" burning there!

 

• John Simmons

• May 15, 2006

Yeah bill, I did so much burning on this one that I am suprised the paper did not catch fire on the easel. At least I had a beer handy to douse it out if that did happen.

 

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  SuzanneR

• May 15, 2006

lol, John... this is great!

 

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  clogz

• May 15, 2006

Very strong picture. Excellent.

 

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  dlin

• May 15, 2006

Certainly dramatic, John. I'd be curious to see it printed with the mid level of clouds retaining a bit more of a luminous quality- still ominous, but maybe also more hopeful. Just a thought.

All the best,
Daniel

 

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  wfe

• May 15, 2006

Every path leads somewhere. It may be unknown but it will take you somewhere. BTW this is a wonderful photograph.

Regards,
Bill