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thrpy (46) 2009-12-14 4:32

Beautiful catch. A true to the moment sincerity in the shot.Excellent POV and all the numbers are great. Makes the day with the camera in hand worthwhile.

thrpy (46) 2009-12-10 10:44

Incredible work and effort. Have to give you praise for all that went into it.

thrpy (46) 2009-12-10 4:45

Nature will always win and cover our our intrusion. Looks like a road not well/often traveled. You have to understand that nature will always prevail. Like the shot.

thrpy (46) 2009-12-09 5:08

Like an American commercial "You gotta eat". I really find it hard not to smile with a photo like this one. Good catch...

thrpy (46) 2009-12-09 5:00

Could not agree with you more.This POV makes you want to stop and think or ponder of so many different things, but for myself, none of them would be negative. It would be very hard not to sit on a rock and soak it in to the best of our inability.

thrpy (46) 2009-12-06 14:03

Really, I was going to make a comment about the 'photographer's note' being more like an imagined commentary, then I read that you are a copy-writer and it all makes sense. Wonderful and calming shot, better than some of my meds...

thrpy (46) 2009-12-05 11:38

OSHA (U.S.-Occupational Safety and Health Administration) would have an absolute cow/fit/tantrum. Great shot, would like to have seen the bottom area more to fully appreciate the precarious it was.

thrpy (46) 2009-12-05 4:28

Way, super shot. I AM a morning person and have seen these types of shots, but have not always been able to get the clarity that you have superbly captuerd here.

thrpy (46) 2009-12-05 4:10

Love this shot. It is a wonderful mixture of tradition and modern. The composure of the man, he belies his age and his fatigued expression with his posture. You've caught a most interesting moment in time. It would be most interesting to see a shot of him without everything around him. Hope that all is well with you and yours.

thrpy (46) 2009-12-04 4:06

Incredible shot. Aweinspiring for sure. You've created a magical moment. The fun part is remembering it, the calmness and quiet of being underwater, the pressure and still remembering to set the values on the camera - magnificient.