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This is one of the many statues in the courtyard of Carmel Mission. These would make great Easter Cards!
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Ron Bedsole 28 May 2018
good jobChristine brand 13 Sep 2005
Great overall meaning and feel to this. wonderful textures and spirit. Bravo! for the holy images of love and goodness!! Have a blessed day Michele.Bruce Black 08 Dec 2004
Michele, Great work.katy sigle 12 Jun 2004
very interesting!i like it alot.Robert McDaniel 03 Jun 2004
Beautiful shot. My personal preference would be to clone out the brown lines.Antony Rufus 27 Jan 2004
This is a great capture of a great creationGary Glass 22 Jan 2004
This should of read like this, (without my typo of the previous post)Nice shot, It would look nicer with the rebar holding the pieces together cloned out, but one has to remember what the artist intent was, is it a acurate depliction of a event or a artisic interpretation of it. IF the former you would not necessarily adjust , if the latter than Creative freedom away.. This is a common discussion with nature photographers. Do you show exactly the way the scene was/is or do you adjust or clone away? There is a strong division on this and each must make his /her own decision as to what side of the fence they want to be on. Nice shot either way...Gary Glass 22 Jan 2004
Nice shot, It would look nicer with the rebar holding the pieces together but one has to remember what the artist intent was, is it a do#@&entation of a event or a artisic interpretation of it. IF the former you would not necessarily adjust , if the latter than Creative freedom away.. This is a common discussion with nature photographers. Do you show exactly the way the scene was/is or do you adjust or clone away? There is a strong division on this and each must make his /her own decision as to what side of the fence they want to be on. Nice shot either way...Christy Nicholas 22 Jan 2004
I agree, the brown lines are distracting... great contrast of textures and subtle shade shifts!Maureen Santina 22 Jan 2004
Nice image. I like the rough, warm backdrop to the statue. Nice soft colors and tones. I'd clone out the brown lines on the statue.