Hunters spirit... by cosmoz

Poser • Abstract • posted on Aug 04, 2006

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P6,br5.5,PF,C-PP No she is not a marshmellow, on fire, or the poster child for camp fire girls. Fire is prevelant because back then after you hunted something, you cooked it and ate it, sorry Fido. Thanks for your previous comments, and any you hopefully care to leave here.

Comments (11)

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RubyT

8:22PM | Fri, 04 August 2006

This is quite the collage of fires. Very interesting image!

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Lenord

8:46PM | Fri, 04 August 2006

Whoa, just about singed my eyebrows. Blistering Image. Whats Ted Knugent say, It's all right to hunt as long as you eat what you kill. Your "Sorry Fido" reminds me of "A Boy and his Dog", the short story by Harlen Ellison, not the Crapy movie they made from it.&

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Richardphotos

11:05PM | Fri, 04 August 2006

so much going on in your image. something else at each turn. very expressive work

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BBarbs

11:30PM | Fri, 04 August 2006

Wonderful. There is so much in this image. This is a montage right ? Well, it definitely communicates the uses of fire at it's origin. Really wonderful work. Impressive !!!

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barrowlass

1:32AM | Sat, 05 August 2006

wow, awesome - literally blasts the eyes with its heat - brilliant render! xxx

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Anain

5:37AM | Sat, 05 August 2006

Awesome and creative composition! Impressive!!!

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STEVIEUKWONDER

6:10AM | Sat, 05 August 2006

Goodness, you have impressed me so much here. This is absolutely stunning. Beautifully finished and a real pleasure to view. First class! Steve :o)

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Burpee

9:56AM | Sat, 05 August 2006

Perfectly true! And waste not, want not too....we hunted, cooked and ate whatever we killed. The bones and scraps became fodder for plants that fed the animals that we hunted....the circle of life. Not so true today, huh? Excellent realization of a very profound subject!

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