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22-MAY-2005	Ana Carloto

Just five

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Sam_C		16-Aug-2006 00:22
Exceptional, and elegant image! Well done Ana :-)

Guy Dube		20-Nov-2005 15:36
A very nice one here again, Ana. I like a lot the red shadows on the white table, very well done! Best regards Guy

type		17-Nov-2005 17:26
Splendid! An eye-pleaser, for sure. :)

Guest		30-Sep-2005 14:52
Very elegant looking glass! :o)and you've done a great composition with this shot! ;o)

Galina Stepanova		21-Aug-2005 22:08
A piece of art!

Pedro Libório		16-Aug-2005 16:40
belíssima foto, um dia andei a fotografar numa empresa de vidro....e fiz umas coisas giras com reflexos de uma janela...mas não posso usar essas fotos ...são deles...ou ainda vou espreitar...apteceu-me....a ver se consigo aproveitar alguma coisa ...risos

Guest		09-Jun-2005 14:54
Conceptual, geometrical, fun and pleasant to see.

Ana Carloto O'Shea		23-May-2005 14:04
Like always you saw it all!! I chose to set the glasses in that exact position so that they would stand close to the angle of the table, almost like they could fall into the darkness at any second, despite being so close together... Dreams! Yes!! I loved the shadows here and they are like a dream indeed and in each one of them there is a darker shape, a little silhouette, something that my imagination loves and I knew that you wouldn't miss it too!! Thank you Phil

Phil Douglis		22-May-2005 20:23
This begins as a product shot and ends as an expressive comment, Ana. A row of ornate glasses rhythmically floating on a white table is initially more descriptive than expressive, yet their translucent colored shadows change the image entirely for us by involving the imagination. Each shadow represents a pale dream, a dark handle floating within pinkish vapors. One after the other, these dreams repeat themselves over and over until the table itself gives way to blackness and they end forever. Because you choose to use a pure white table, the insubstantial nature of the dream is intensified, until they are incongruously terminated in the blackness beyond.