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Hotlips on the move


 
BetterPhoto.com Photo Contest Finalist   Hotlips on the move
Hotlips on the move
F/4,5; 1/300 sek.; macro; graduated desaturation; Odense, Denmark; May 04, afternoon.

Alan V. Hansen

 
 
 

Leanne M.E. Boyd
 

Excellent detail, Alan!


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August 31, 2004

 

Alan V. Hansen
  Hi Leanne
Thank you - I'm glad you noticed ... After all it is a very little smile!
Alan:-)


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August 31, 2004

 

Donna J. Taff
  Congratulation's, Alan!!!!!!


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September 13, 2004

 

Isabel L
  lol. cute shot Alan. congrats very creative.


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September 13, 2004

 

Alan V. Hansen
  Hi Donna and Isabel

Thank's for commenting (and liking) my shot. I'm pretty glad, that somebody (also the jury!) liked the idea.
Alan:-)


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September 14, 2004

 

Robin L. Wehrman
  WOW!! This is outstanding and super detail. Excellent on this Alan!! Congratulations and best of luck in the next round!!! Robin.


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September 14, 2004

 

Nancy Grace Chen
  Delightful!! I've never seen a snail's "face" so up-close before. The lips are really funny. Congratulations on your finalist, and good luck!

Nancy


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September 14, 2004

 

Alan V. Hansen
  Hi Robin and Nancy
Thanks a lot for commenting on the picture. Just to avoid any disappointments, when you close up on a snail like this: It is a fantastic sight, the eyes really are visible, but the mouth was created I Photoshop, so the picture would get the humoristic touch, that could qualify to the category. I think, that the real mouth of snails is located underneath, and is more or less circular. Maybe I should try to get that detail next time I come across one of theese little creatures ... if I can catch it!
Alan:-)


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September 15, 2004

 
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