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Doubletake


Images portraying two views on a common theme.

I am indebted to Patricia Lay-Dorsey for introducing me to this challenging style: http://www.pbase.com/windchimewalker/dualities

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in full flight
in full flight		 Astrolabe
Astrolabe		 like father, like son ?
like father, like son ?
green fingers and thumbs
green fingers and thumbs		 C is for candle, cone ...
C is for candle, cone ...		 all arms and legs
all arms and legs
don't step on the cracks!
don't step on the cracks!		 paws for reflection
paws for reflection

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Brett Hochkins 29-Apr-2008 04:36
I really like this gallery. Very inventive and clever... and the ship... That is just fantastic... It truly is.

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Soenda 27-Apr-2008 19:18
It's wonderful concept for a gallery, Brian. If photography teaches us to see things differently, then your double takes teach us to look at them even more closely. I'm fascinated by how hard it is to comment on some of the images. I think that's because what's quite clear in the visual presentation is not always easy to put into words. For example, the pairing of the Christmas candle and the pine cone...The both have conical shapes, both have projections that are arranged in rows that taper toward one end...It would take me a whole paragraph just to describe what it is that makes them similar. It's amusing to realize that indeed one photo would take me close to 10,000 words! I enjoyed the shots very much.
Andrew Vincent 21-Apr-2008 03:26
Great gallery Brian, certainly unique in the connections you have made. Pretty much everyone of these is Australian in content. Well done. VOTE!
Nick Powell 22-Jan-2008 07:37
An interesting idea and a good start to this gallery, well done. V
Ali Majdfar 15-Jan-2008 09:22
Fantastic idea, great shots. GMV
Patricia Lay-Dorsey 08-Jan-2008 04:58
Brian, you are a natural at this!!! Your fine eye, your marvelous sense of humor and your excellent photos all work together to create a new and exciting genre of imagemaking. Bravo!!!
Gus R. 05-Jan-2008 14:22
Great idea and perfect entries by you for the starting line of this gallery. Patricia passed a good torch. g
ŠLux 03-Jan-2008 08:59
Wonderful idea, Great Start!
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