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Published: 2005-01-28 02:07:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 1060; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 59
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Life finds a way to grow and renew itself no matter how we cover, damage, or destroy it.Related content
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beautiful that you see these tiny little details that make life so wonderful...
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plants are small, but their vitality is just great! nice one!
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i love the photo and how well the title fits. simply amazing
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Intentionally obscure movie quote?
Don't feel weird if you've no clue what I'm talking about, most people don't.
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Very great concept and title, I agree with every word of it. Great macro photo, what did you use for shooting?
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35-80mm zoom lens @ 35mm
f5.3
then i just got close to the ground and shot it.
i think it was an overcast day so i just shot macro stuff like this.
thanks for the comliments.
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you're welcome. good work takes good comments
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Great focus, colors and concept! I love you description!!!
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thank you. this is a personal favorite of mine.
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You are welcome!
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Simply beautiful
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oooo now i like that, very nice use the macro lens, great compositon and more inportantly, the piece has profound meaning
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Now it's my turn...
You told me recently that I'd taken a shot you yourself had always wanted to take. Now it's my turn.
I see this scenario on a frequent basis (and frequently within a scenario in which I'm not allowed to have a camera), and it's always struck me as very important and very worthy of photography. You know me, I love for shots to have meaning, and this visual "topic" entirely fits the bill.
But you know, I've looked and pondered, and just never been able to "size it up," and figure out how to make it a shot that's visually interesting rather than just conceptually interesting.
So kudos to you for pulling it off. The DOF is flawless, the lack of horizon essential, and, best of all, that's just a perfect capture of the rock crumbling around the growth. Especially the way it's breaking away to the right/the future, and almost/seemingly within the shadow of the life itself.
I don't know how many shots you took of this trying to get it right, but I'm utterly confident you've picked the best one. You've done justice to a subject that's fascinated me, better than I ever could have imagined myself.
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One shot.
Taken right after Keep Closed . It was kind of an odd thing. I saw the plant in the ground of the only crack in the road and I just had to take it. So I adjusted my fstops to increase the DOF as much as possible and got as close as I could without losing the focus. It was funny to me that if I moved an 1/8" I lost all focus.
Thank you for your compliments on this and I'm glad I've done justice to this subject for you.
I try and get better with every roll I take, and I pick and learn from your work as well as other deviants. Thank you for that.
Keep taking pictures Thorne, and I can't wait to hear from you again.
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Thanks.
This is the ground below the Keep closed sign you liked.
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I like this, and the concept behind it is very true. No matter what we build or destroy life always adapts and adjusts.
The title remind's me of "Jurrasic Park"...
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The title is from 'Jurassic Park'. Nice catch on that one.
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You call that a closeup? I WANT A REAL CLOSEUP!! (Daffy Duck) heehee. nice macro there and the title fits perfectly
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Hahahaha! I would have gotten closer but I loved the way the crack in the road looked also.
Thank you for the compliment.
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your welcome. the shot worked great
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this is wonderful, i love the perspective.... the focus in the center of the picture is brilliant
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Thank you so much. Nice to hear from you.
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