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Published: 2005-03-10 05:27:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 1284; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 249
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alright, alright, i wasn't going to do thisbut i'm submitting ONE MORE upside-down
shadow work piece.
you guys HAVE to full-view this.
that dog just makes it. haaa...
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the dogs shadow looks all freak-ay. 
anyway...its a really nice shot, the pavement reminds me of reptile skin...haha...but the way you put it, upside down really works. i love the lighting, how its just black at the edges, and not a strict frame. i also like the way the shadow spreads out towards the camera, and is nice a concise nearer the light. what makes it even better is the two children sized shadows, which, judging by the darkness its night, should not really be out, so i'm guessing they're adults. the marvel of shadows is fantastic. a friend in semi dark places. great shot.
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what a fantastic comment - so in depth and well-articulated.
i almost hate to respond because it will then be obliterated
from my message center. but i just had to thank you
for it nonetheless. i really think it is a gift some have
(you) to leave thoughtful, insightful comments.
a rare gift. one i much appreciate. 
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i'm just tired of the 'i like it' comments....so i figure if i give good comments, maybe other people will start doing it too. but on the other side, if a piece is very good, i like to comment well, because it deserves it. and....i'm going to uni in september, and need to get good at analysing photos. plus, it helps me improve if i point out what is good in a photo, then i can take hints.
my pleasure to comment on such good work!
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You have some amazing photo's very nice, I like this one alot, just the feel of the photo 
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Great capture...this is wild looking and wonderful
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hahaa.. glad you like it, really.
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This is an interesting shot. And I mean that in a good way.
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yeea.. i thought so too..
love that frickin' dog...
hey, how ya been?
hope you're enjoying spring! 
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i like the dogs shadow better
spring is still a few days away for me... spring break at least :-D
I'm studying for my last final for tomorow (and checking DA
But I'll be taking pictures soon, in San Francisco! and I hope to get different type shots.
Glad to see youre getting front page attention!! that "i pods" shot is really nice, it inspires me to take some street shots..but im always a bit nervious pointing my camera at people i dont know.
enjoy Spring Break
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Wow... now after the amazed-ness, I wonder what breed that dog was.
Like the perspective!
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That really is good. I just wish you hadn't flipped it
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really? i think it would've been difficult to see the dog
had i left it right-side up.. and for me, the dog
makes the shot entirely..
i'll have another look.. thanks, love.
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wow, dont say you're sorry this is awesome
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my fave part is the dog on the leash! cool photo!
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thank you, cara! 
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You're welcome. ^_^
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Ths dog is awesome and helps to "make" the photo...
But you already know my opinion about this image.
Well done!
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Hi katia!
It's the same place as foreshadow isn't it?
Those tiles are so...awesome! Great catch...and please... do them upsidedown if you wish to...
It's great that you do so... I did that on some works by me too...
if you wish:
Calling All Angels
my longing
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yes, same place!
those photos are good, cristina!
yes, i like the flip on them, nice!
thanks for showing me.
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the one that's on my desktop is much better for sure ']
there's sort of confusion in the bottom, a bunch of objects and only one shadow.
now let's minimize this to see the nice one :]
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i love that word 'noir'. means dark? black?
i love how it sounds...
thanks fishy!
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yeah, French for black -- but used in artsy English to describe a style -- in film and pulp fiction -- that emphasizes shadows, that's geometric, urban and conveys a sense of high style, persistent melancholy and an unforgiving city inhabited by tough characters. Especially in movies from the 1940s -- the genre called "film noir". There's usually a tough detective, a stylish woman who's very smart and usually double-crosses the detective and lots of short, snappy wise-guy dialogue. Good examples are "The Maltese Falcon", "Laura" and "Double Indemnity".
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hmmm, never heard of those movies...
listen fish, you've been seeing my works for a bit now, right?
what movie would you recommend i see that is visually
stunning
in the style i like to shoot and fave.
i'd be very interested to know.
and thanks for that wonderful,
extensive explanation!
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One I suggested to you earlier: Citizen Kane. It's a must!
Maltese Falcon is a good choice, too! Even though there's a lot of humor in it, it still has a dark thread.
Two others worth watching by Orson Welles: The Third Man and Touch of Evil. Warning: Touch of Evil is really weird! But good!
IN ALL CASES, WATCH THE SHADOWS!
Any other film noir fans among your watchers?
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i like!!
nice idea
and really strange end.. but love it!!
goodwork.
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Exactly the Close encounters of the Third Kind !!
That's incredibly very well done
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you're not afraid of a little ole alien with his dog, are you?
hahaaa..
thanks for your kind words, sympathy.
and tell me your name again, ok?
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My name is Pierre-Jean
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pierre-jean is a beautiful name.
do your friends shorten it a bit
and call you pierre? or jean?
or pj?
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yep, they call me PJ or Pรจge
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ok pj.
nice to know you, sweety.
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Nice to know you too Katia
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I love it Katia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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