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Thread: Touchy Feely

  1. 01-24-2007, 08:44 PM #1
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    Touchy Feely

    Only once!

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  2. 01-24-2007, 08:54 PM #2
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    Re: Touchy Feely

    i hate those stupid things lol when ever some body has one in their house im always tempted to play with it but it never ends well ha. but anyways i like this picture nice dof the cactus has nice colors and is very sharp looks good. did you vacation somewhere recently with the cactus picture then the adobe roof tile picture?

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    Re: Touchy Feely

    J-Dogg,

    Thanks for the comments. Yeah, these cactus are really dangerous. As for the adobe roof, being in Southern California this roof concept is quite prevalent. However, to see an original example is getting harder and harder. No, I was not on vacation rather a photo shoot at a ranch with structures that date back to the 1880's.

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    Re: Touchy Feely

    that sounds fun i love looking at old structures just wondering how the people built them with out the technology we have today it always amazes me
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    Re: Touchy Feely

    I agree. And this is nothing compared to some of the other more dramatic examples from history.
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    Re: Touchy Feely

    Touchy Feely - hahahahahahahahhahahahahhaa

    Cactus blaa.....

    I hate Cactus....still have the scars to prove my hatred

    Nice shote - i hate it...

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    Re: Touchy Feely

    Ouuch!

    Nice execution I assume in its full glory its pin sharp.

    A minor critique is the yellowy leaf in the bottom right, burn it in a bit.

    Just got pins and needles just looking at it.

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    Re: Touchy Feely

    I know this shot is not a piece of art to be hung on the wall, but if it creates an emotional reaction then it is just as good.

    Glad you like it. I think.

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    Re: Touchy Feely

    cacti are bad for mountain bikers.

    but very pleasing to the eye, as can be seen by this photo.

    Well done, good color.
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  10. 01-25-2007, 01:17 PM #10
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    Re: Touchy Feely

    "I know this shot is not a piece of art to be hung on the wall, but if it creates an emotional reaction then it is just as good"

    yep.. i have seen worse hanging on plenty of walls..

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    Re: Touchy Feely

    Boy, isn't that the truth. But, that is the great thing about art: what is crap to me is another man's moment of truth. There are photos posted on this web site that get rave reviews and I just don't get it. But, it helps to see what the mass of humanity feels is worthwhile.

    Thanks for taking the time to comment.

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