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outside the city #1

04, November 2008 - 06:04 pm

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Stoop says ...

I wonder how many layers you combined here. There is so much to discover, so many nice little figures and all those different colours, that taken together fit in great harmony. An amazing result!

05/11/08 | 12:06 pm

carololerud says ...

This looks like an old master.. lots of feeling here! Can't wait for the rest. cheers, Carol.

04/11/08 | 11:29 pm

photoma says ...

This is wonderful, Tali ! You did a great work on it and the soft tones are so beautiful. An image like you want to walk in, to loose yourself in a peaceful world. And it's the first one of a series, that's also great. I'm looking forward to the next. Big hug, Yvette

04/11/08 | 08:48 pm

littleberlinerin says ...

Wow, Tali - a very different picture this time, ain't it? I like where you took it with the after work, but most of all I like the difference between the colors and the content; I see warm tones and open road, leading into void, perhaps ... great. Greetings!

04/11/08 | 06:35 pm

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