If You Lean Your Head Out Far Enough by Karen Stuebing

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12-OCT-2012	Karen Stuebing

..from Desolation Row.

Mamiya RB67 ,Mamiya Sekor 150mm Soft Focus, f4.0,Kodak TMAX 400
1/400s f/4.0 iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

Guest		01-Aug-2013 14:28
a backyard without trees is a desert. V

Antonio Ruggiero		28-Nov-2012 09:36
Ottima Photo.....Bravo.....V

J S Quesada		15-Oct-2012 20:39
Great composition. Fabulous mood. V

John King		14-Oct-2012 09:25
Excellent composition and tones; another superb addition to the series. V.

Colin Storey		13-Oct-2012 18:11
Fantastic image, superbly taken urban scene. v

globalgadabout		13-Oct-2012 18:11
at least she is out there amid the dense urban reality so formidably portrayed...caught Dylan live last night, and he played this very song, albeit a tad more upbeat than the original version...V

Tom LeRoy		13-Oct-2012 17:38
Just love the fine details, the visual impact is so appealing. Fine work! V

Guest		13-Oct-2012 15:43
good candid with nice toning

bill friedlander		13-Oct-2012 14:55
A fine composition and story telling image to augment the lyrics. Excellent use of the rule of thirds to position the figure. V

Walter Otto Koenig		13-Oct-2012 13:49
Great candid with this atmosphere and tones. Very nice clarity. "V"

Frank Brault		13-Oct-2012 13:44
A masterful image. V

larose forest photos		13-Oct-2012 13:39
I've been playing Dylan's song a lot since you started this series and am amazed at your capacity to capture so well the flavour and feelings in that song, as here, with this remarkable shot. Bravo!! ~V~

Jeff Real		13-Oct-2012 12:59
Your work with monochrome in this series is pure genius. This is the proof. ~V~

LynnH		13-Oct-2012 12:54
Wow, stark light and hardscape really knock this out of the park! V

Nestor Derkach		13-Oct-2012 12:46
Nice composition, and very fitting for this fine gallery. Excellent monochrome image. Vote

Guest		13-Oct-2012 12:07
Sad but true. v

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