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Comment from backyardbirder
This is a wonderful photo and can't help but laugh at your story! However, this photo appears worth every bit of what you went through because it is amazing in clarity, color, detail and depth! The lighting is great and I wouldn't change a thing! Great job!
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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This is a wonderful photo and can't help but laugh at your story! However, this photo appears worth every bit of what you went through because it is amazing in clarity, color, detail and depth! The lighting is great and I wouldn't change a thing! Great job!
Comment Written 20-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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Thank you so much backyard, your wonderful review is very much appreciated!!
Comment from jeffsangel
Sounds like you had a time getting this. I really like this picture, the colors are very good. Very good focus and texture. Composition is great, I'm not so sure I like the tree in the middle, but that's me. Besides, you had your hands full getting this anyway, no time to up root the tree LOL.
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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Sounds like you had a time getting this. I really like this picture, the colors are very good. Very good focus and texture. Composition is great, I'm not so sure I like the tree in the middle, but that's me. Besides, you had your hands full getting this anyway, no time to up root the tree LOL.
Comment Written 20-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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LOL!! Probably been in a bigger heep if caught jerkin' on the tree!! Thank you so much jeffsangel for your great review!!
Comment from VisionMuse
Don't know fer sure if I rate the pcture or the story, as I am a writer on the other side. I use to ride before illness took me and I miss it terribly now. Not the helmet hair!
Reminds me of grandpa's barn and I miss that too, as it still stands, but I never see it anymore.
You must be a hoot, my dearest R-A-L-P-H
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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Don't know fer sure if I rate the pcture or the story, as I am a writer on the other side. I use to ride before illness took me and I miss it terribly now. Not the helmet hair!
Reminds me of grandpa's barn and I miss that too, as it still stands, but I never see it anymore.
You must be a hoot, my dearest R-A-L-P-H
Comment Written 20-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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LOL!! You very sweet digital!! Oh me, the helmet hair--that where the doo rag come in very handy!! Thank you for such a wonderful and fun review, most appreciated!!
Comment from Linda Bickston
This barn is just the right shade of red to make it look authentically real. The type of structure you would expect out in the country. It is perfect for the story you are writing, which makes it all the more interesting. Good choice.
lindamason
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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This barn is just the right shade of red to make it look authentically real. The type of structure you would expect out in the country. It is perfect for the story you are writing, which makes it all the more interesting. Good choice.
lindamason
Comment Written 20-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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Thank you very much linda!!
Comment from Jimmy Poor
Great shot. Even a greater story with it. The background was what caught my eye. The deep colors stand out against the color of the barn. The perspective of the barn seems to have got lost at points due to age. Still this is a great shot. Like being at home here in Arkansas..
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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Great shot. Even a greater story with it. The background was what caught my eye. The deep colors stand out against the color of the barn. The perspective of the barn seems to have got lost at points due to age. Still this is a great shot. Like being at home here in Arkansas..
Comment Written 19-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2005
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Thank you for your great review Jimmy, also, welcome to FanArtReview!!!
Comment from Jondor
This image reminds me of one of my photography teachers who liked to teach that the most important tool in the photobag is a chainsaw.. To get objects out of the way.. I think its a bit busy in front here.
reply by the author on 19-Jun-2005
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This image reminds me of one of my photography teachers who liked to teach that the most important tool in the photobag is a chainsaw.. To get objects out of the way.. I think its a bit busy in front here.
Comment Written 18-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 19-Jun-2005
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LOL! Welp, I could only imagine what would have happened to me if I were toting a chainsaw when the cop showed up, guess you didn't take time to read the story. Thank you very much Jondor, for your review!
Comment from Kathleen
Deb, I'm never sure which I enjoy more, your photos or your short stories that go along with them. Either way, I do enjoy both very much. I like the composition of this photo and of course the deep red of the barn is an eye catcher.
reply by the author on 19-Jun-2005
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Deb, I'm never sure which I enjoy more, your photos or your short stories that go along with them. Either way, I do enjoy both very much. I like the composition of this photo and of course the deep red of the barn is an eye catcher.
Comment Written 18-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 19-Jun-2005
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Thank you so much Kathleen, for such an incredible and most flattering review, makes me smile BIG!!
Comment from Muttrnature
LowRider your story alone merits a "5"!
Then the fact that you share it public like is just too much and makes me wanna be givin' a "10".
The shot is wonderful with great details and the colors are awesome.
Great DoF with the pretty hillside in the background.
I will fer shur be sharin' the tale of LowRider and the Cop at the next bon fire here in my little town. You can put money on that!!
Classic, thanks for the laugh, the visuals were worth the read and everyone needs a good laugh. Guessin' you can laugh too now since all's well. :)
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2005
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LowRider your story alone merits a "5"!
Then the fact that you share it public like is just too much and makes me wanna be givin' a "10".
The shot is wonderful with great details and the colors are awesome.
Great DoF with the pretty hillside in the background.
I will fer shur be sharin' the tale of LowRider and the Cop at the next bon fire here in my little town. You can put money on that!!
Classic, thanks for the laugh, the visuals were worth the read and everyone needs a good laugh. Guessin' you can laugh too now since all's well. :)
Comment Written 18-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2005
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What an incredibly wonderful review Muttr!! Yep, funny to me now, still jokes from neighbors--don't think I ever want to repeat the scene!! Hope it brings a laugh to all in your little town!! Thank you for such a wonderful and 'makin' me smile' review!!
Comment from Drewmc
Worth 5 stars for the story alone!
Lovely shot. The red barn really stands out against the background, reat colours, inviting me to enter and explore. I don't think I could handle the cop so well though.
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2005
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Worth 5 stars for the story alone!
Lovely shot. The red barn really stands out against the background, reat colours, inviting me to enter and explore. I don't think I could handle the cop so well though.
Comment Written 18-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2005
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Thank you so much Drew for your super review!!
Comment from mike1968
Very nice capture of the old barn. Clear and crisp detail And the red really stands out against the landscape. Very nicely done, and look forward to seeing more.")
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2005
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Very nice capture of the old barn. Clear and crisp detail And the red really stands out against the landscape. Very nicely done, and look forward to seeing more.")
Comment Written 18-Jun-2005
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2005
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Thank you for your wonderful review mike!!