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4 comments:
Your strong eye and ability to turn the simplest things into art continues to show through.
Dave -- Muchas gracias! One thing my project has taught me is to look at my surroundings to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. I'm not sure about art though a few of these images I really like, but I gladly accept the compliment.
Love how the series is coming along. A truly beautiful (not in a cheesy sense) portfolio. Keep on keeping on!
Arcticvisions -- Always nice to have a Norseman drop by. You know your way around a camera, too, I see. Someday I would love to see your neck of the woods....
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