life is measured within the eyes by dtgs

Photography • People • posted on Sep 24, 2006

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Perhaps an extremist concept, I hope it relfects the power age, mached among youth and its tiresome efect of time. :P Apreciate any coments to improve..

Comments (8)

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dlblue

5:14PM | Sun, 24 September 2006

in the words of my favorite song Celebrete youth by Rick S. I can see the older man, looking at the younger man, I can see the younger man looking at the boy. Every man sees, in the younger one the hope, and every woman sees, in the younger girls the dreams.Looking in a childs eyes, there's no hate and there's no fight. There's no black and ther3e's no white. Awesome image and concept. The only thing is maybe use a soft smudge so the demarcation line isn't so harsh.

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Dianthus

5:15PM | Sun, 24 September 2006

Very creative and thought provoking. Love it:)

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zoren

5:26PM | Sun, 24 September 2006

like this concept...

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Lashia

6:01PM | Sun, 24 September 2006

Very cool idea and prespective for this shot. I agree with what you wrote in your write up, and great image :-)

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lil_sizzler

7:56PM | Sun, 24 September 2006

Love the concept. My only suggestion would be maybe make the area where the two images overlap more gradual and not a hard edge and straight line especially around the nose and cheeks.

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Chipka

1:13PM | Sun, 14 October 2007

This is an incredibly striking image and it works well as a piece that provokes any number of thoughts. It's an exquisite commentary, and it possesses a sense of subtlety as well. I happen to agree with comments above as well, as far as gradually blending the borders of the images as it would add an even more unsettling effect in regard to provoking thoughts and reactions, but again, the piece as it is now works wonderfully and it's well composed and thought out! Great, challenging work!

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