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3 comments:
Loved this photo. I thought I was looking at underbrush when I clicked on the thumbnail. I knew there would be precise detail in the larger version. "Has that tree sprouted an EYE?" I asked myself. Staring closely, a rabbit materialized! It was kinda like watching you pull him from a hat. Nice work.
I'm smiling and smiling. I saw the rabbit immediately, even without clicking the thumbnail. That's just as it should be. After all, the photographer taught me something important about how to look at the world!
Nice photo, Tom. I really liked it, and the colors are great.
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