Chris Calohan
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Nightmare on Elmn Street: Chris Calohan
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Waiting for the rain
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Nightmare on Elmn Street: Chris Calohan
Asher Kelman
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Nightmare on Elmn Street: Chris Calohan
Chris! Been digging up mushrooms? Listen! The white night is walking backwards!
Asher
Chris Calohan
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Pharmaceuticals are so much better these days...anyway, I'm allergic to mushrooms...however there are some fun little cacti buds....
Antonio Correia
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Well Chris... here is another image which needs to be integrated in a theme.
It is curious, the image looks neither in color nor in black and white. One see that the wind come before the rain.
Waiting for the rain...
It is curious, the image looks neither in color nor in black and white. One see that the wind come before the rain.
Waiting for the rain...
Tom dinning
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Looks like you slipped in some dog **** and the camera went off, Chris. You can't fool me. I know a mistake when I see one. Don't try to pass this off as a work of art or part of a theme, unless you're planning on flogging it to one of Asher's arty farty mates from Beverley Hills.
Robert Watcher
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I do get the feeling with this shot, that you took it - after viewing it, thought there might be something interesting there - and then tried to come up with a theme or concept to go with it. Most of the time when the concept is realized before taking the shot - even if it doesn't work, the viewer can appreciate what you were trying to accomplish. Not here, for me anyway. Sorry.
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
I stop by again to take a stand for this picture! I'd say this could sell if it's printed, so that the subtle trace of colors are felt but hardly noticed: it could entice the well heeled. There's enough shake there to warrant recall of experiences of the baby-boomer generation, when "feeding your head" did not mean "time at the library or lectures"!
Works on me!
Asher
Chris Calohan
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Have to admit to a bit of tomfoolery with this image. It is the reflection of some trees off the back window of a car. The light was rapidly failing, and though the camera was on a tripod, I missed the focus..........so, I made a very light copy, dropped it atop the original, did a luminescence blend, a bit of a crop and posted......but, tomfoolery or not, I still like the shot. There is something in it that makes me want to sway with the wind.
Who knows, probably just a sixties flashback. Now, there were some crazy years.
Oh, Asher...it will sell and to whom you say.
Who knows, probably just a sixties flashback. Now, there were some crazy years.
Oh, Asher...it will sell and to whom you say.