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Joy Rector |
love it and awesome detail
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Jack Gaskin |
Think you did quite well in you attempt to play up the gritty. NICE WORK As for the Sign I don't think it's meant for any TOURIST TRADE ;o) Jack
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Jane Holestine |
Very nice capture, Chris. The "L" shape of the building works well with the square crop
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- Bob Cournoyer Contact Bob Cournoyer Bob Cournoyer's Gallery |
Well seen grittiness... :-) Happy Theme Day
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- Mitch Spence Contact Mitch Spence Mitch Spence's Gallery |
Junk, rust, and grit can be beautiful, as least to those of us who photograph it, and it is here, Chris. Did you learn to pronounce any of these words while you were there?
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Julianne Bradford |
Nice one! HTD!
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- Carol Quina Contact Carol Quina Carol Quina's Gallery |
The grittiness really comes through! Nice job. HTD!
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- Lindley Johnson Contact Lindley Johnson Lindley Johnson's Gallery |
You did a great job with the gritty feel in this scene, Chris. Great find and image.
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David Phalen |
Excellent work at bring out the grittiness of this scene!! HTD!!
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Donna La Mattino Pagakis |
Super story telling and travel photography!
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chrisbudny.com - Chris Budny Contact Chris Budny Chris Budny's Gallery |
Thanks, everyone! Mitch; we got started on pronunciation while there---but it was pretty laughable, especially on longer words.
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- Amanda D. Austwick Contact Amanda D. Austwick Amanda D. Austwick's Gallery |
Love the rustic feeling of this wharf image, with great detail!
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- Nikki McDonald Contact Nikki McDonald Nikki McDonald's Gallery |
My goodness but I like the jumble and tumble not only of objects but also of colors, shapes, and textures here, Chris. I also like the square crop which, I suspect, "contains" all that clutter better than another would. Not over processed at all, imo.
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chrisbudny.com - Chris Budny Contact Chris Budny Chris Budny's Gallery |
Thank you both! The island is so small (about 1 x 2 miles) with just a handful of buildings and only about 5 full time residents, that it was a little surprising to find this dense cluster of buildings and materials right at the tiny dock.
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