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» Summer Travel from esthet.org
I wasn't the only photography enthuasiast on the road this summer. Kevin Cameron, author of the nifty little mfop moblogging tool, cycled around Nagano and Yamanashi prefectures with his partner. Two of his recent posts contain vibrant images filled wi... [Read More]
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That photo of a donkey (?) eating is at once startling, and hilarious, at the same time. I love it ...looks like a big hairy vacuum cleaner.
Posted by: Erik | September 20, 2003 08:12 AM
I recomend looking at the full sized version.
Click the one above, then one that is a little bigger will appear. Click on that one, and a full screen size will appear.
Posted by: kevin | September 20, 2003 08:47 AM
Fantastic! I can even see his nose-whisker/sensor-devices!
Posted by: Erik | September 20, 2003 02:54 PM
LOL.
It took me about 7 seconds to figure what that is. Beautiful :)
It's not just the donkey but the colors and texture. Totally surreal.
Posted by: Roy | September 21, 2003 06:30 PM
The saturation of the image really makes it surreal. The cropping is perfect. And the contrast in texture is wonderful. A truly excellent picture.
Posted by: Jordan | September 22, 2003 06:00 AM