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In the village we believe that differences must enrich rather than divide
Image using intentional camera movement.
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Splendid!
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I second that. Whole heartedlyOriginally Posted by Michaelaw
That's ART!!! Great shot Marko
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WOW, is all I can say Marko. Agree totally with Michael in the art comment. This is just done so well on all levels. Love the repeating lines and the softening into the background. Def. a framer for sure.
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wow, this is incredible. I love it.
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Ok, that's just freakin' awesome! You hit this one out of the park!
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Wow, nice to know I have something on this one. Thanks so much for the comments. (I have already printed out a large copy on 17x22 inch kick butt paper - looks cool)
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I was going to comment "Print it large and put it on the wall", but I see you already are. I think it would look good on canvas.
What is the image of? This is up there with the best, if not the best of your intentional camera movement project. I really like the abstractness and the colour.
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Appreciate the comment Antz.
This is actually part of an art piece in 'the villiage' in Montreal.
Each of these red poles has a letter atop it. Each of the letters is at a slightly different height. Unless you are in the right spot the words look like gibberish.
When you are in the right spot the letters form the (translated from french) phrase "In the village we believe that differences must enrich rather than divide"
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