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Published: 2004-01-29 05:37:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 1617; Favourites: 54; Downloads: 406
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This one doesn't line up exactly right, but I still like it.(toned in photoshop after printing on Illford Multi-Grade Paper)
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This is a particularly interesting piece of work: I'm fond of the way you've used the different frames to construct a single composition.
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I think I'd have to say this is still my favorite. Its just plain amazing. Great idea, great shot. Fantastic!
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wow i really like the idea and concept! it's definitely one of the most original works i've seen in a while.
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great job!!!!!
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the line-up is ok as it is! It looks better than a perfect arrangement.
The whole deal is to think in rows and columns.. like.. 5 by 5 for instance.. 
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wow that is awesome.... some great nearby artists for sure.
I rarely use the "neighbors" button, but it's fun.
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awsome idea, wish i thought of it. its very creative
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I really like this alot! I saw one of these done in a book once and thought it was the most intriguing thing. I cant wait to try it for myself once I start shooting film.
+fav, nice work
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Thank you.. I think every photographer should have at least a little experience with film!
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This is a wonderful idea, and in fact the imperfections made it ever more appealing 
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Wow this is a VERY creative shot, great use of a proof sheet
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I really love this idea. And the white snow scenery fit the black borders of the contact print beautifully
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it would be interesting to see how it'd look lined up, but i really like it the way it is, it gives it a really nice quality, very different, very original
excellent work
def. a
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great mosaic; this would look incredible blown up 10 by 10 feet
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i like it too. the feeling of it speaks to me.
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That's a great idea!! You really shot it like that on film? Wonderful
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I really did! It takes a lot of practice to figure out how the film strips are going to line up
Anyone who likes this: You should check out Thomas Kellner's work.
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I feel like I spend a lot of money on film and printing papers as it is, but I'd really like to try this technique someday..
I'll check Thomas Kellner out. Thank you
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the idea behind this is incredible! I love the contrast, and the .... i dunno... solitude? of it all.
Wonderful
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And this was worth it - even if your hands were about to 'freeze off'
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This is the best thing I've seen all week. I want it hanging on my wall
I don't think it matters or not if everything is lined up - the abstract qualities of this piece are unique and creative in their own sense - they don't detract from the overall image at all. I like how many times you've split up the scene - superb!
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Wow, thank you so much.
I never would have guessed that this would be the photo to get so much positive feedback.
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wow. I like it! schoot in one time? cool! (good film by the way)
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I sure did take the whole roll at once... my hands about froze off
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i've always wanted to do something stellar with my contact sheets... oh how you have inspired me!
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Hot damn, this is really awesome. I love the little road at the bottom.. it all fits together beautifully. Fav and stuff.
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i had to do this for a project in my intro photo class... here's what i got --> [link]
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ok... that's just really darn cool. great concept. i want to try that now, too. dang. good subject too... that'd be a sweet photo of the tree straight-up, too. nice one.
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Brilliant concept for this one... You've got great ideas !
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interesting idea, i like it! i guess this is very difficult to get exactly right, so what you have here is pretty good.
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