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Nil
8:30 pm, 04.11.11
Nice work. You got great shots from the river series!
Kyle Dickson
12:02 am, 04.12.11
So many great textures from metal–whether chrome, sheet metal, or trusty porch chairs. Your photos are almost tactile.
I’d second Nil’s note about the river. Nice feeling of movement. . .
Mike Wiggins
9:34 pm, 04.12.11
The river shot with the logs taking up the lower half is beautiful! I also love the wood chairs looking toward the doorway. It has a great vibe to it.
Ginna Sadler
10:53 pm, 04.12.11
Good rushing water shots, one with little rocks and one with big logs. I also like the night shot with the two ladies.
Donald Philip Simpson
7:58 am, 04.13.11
I am also taken by the water shots, as well as the shot right above them. The simplicity of similar colors and grain, yet making different shapes is great!
Tracy Shilcutt
2:28 pm, 04.14.11
The photo of the turquoise chairs is my favorite. Inviting.