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Tim May | all galleries >> :Asian Journeys:: A Collection of Galleries :: >> GALLERY ::Impressions of Laos and Thailand —a collection of galleries— >> GALLERY:: Monk's Gallery ::2005 > Waterfall Swim 2
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28-JAN-2005

Waterfall Swim 2

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Date/Time28-Jan-2005 11:09:02
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Guest 21-Apr-2012 14:13
This is super! My favorite!
Jean Ray25-Nov-2007 08:19
I love everything about this image!
Christine P. Newman20-Oct-2007 23:07
The light and the way you captured the movement of the water are amazing.
Oren Barel17-Oct-2005 18:14
a wonderful picture
monique jansen28-Mar-2005 09:30
Definitely my favorite and most "telling" picture in this gallery.
Wendy O15-Mar-2005 05:51
Great gallery, but this is my favorite!
Phil Douglis03-Mar-2005 21:22
You have a number of incongruous images here of monks at play in Tad Lo's waterfalls. This one is, in my view, the most resonant in terms of contrasting emotional response, as well as stressing the fact that these are indeed monks, and all they stand for. The monk at left is having a wonderful time, the monk at the rear is well abstracted by the water but you see his mouth is wide open in pleasure, and the monk at right, in contrast, is incongruously serene in stature. Together, these three monks express a variety of response, and you play them beautifully against each other, yet still structure the image within an elegant diagonal composition. If you were to choose a cover picture for a magazine article on Laos, or on Laotian monks, this one would be my choice because it tells so many stories. A truly remarkable picture, Tim.