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Life's Race

Canon EOS 20D
1/80s f/4.0 at 32.0mm iso800 full exif

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Guest 06-Jul-2006 01:48
so vivid!! I don't know why but this one reminds me of my childish games in those afternoons.. the colors, lines and blur are so expressives.. beautiful.
Guest 06-Jun-2006 15:08
Great!
Guest 12-Apr-2006 13:35
lovely. Nice image.. Those colors, amazing..
Tim May19-Feb-2006 18:32
So much stillness with that glorious racer in the foreground just emphasizes the "race." Powerful image!
scott clarke07-Nov-2005 16:18
Love this as well, just a powerful image. Such contrast between the stillness of the lines and the movement of the car. Such a nice red as well. Regards!
Kal Khogali04-Oct-2005 10:36
An image about a race against ourselves. Break neck speed trying to be at the finish line first, when the truth is, there is nobody else really there, it's in our imagination "Compete or Die" as Phil said. Chris touched on a key here...this is a toy, this life is just a game. I never thought about it Alem, but maybe those lanes are a metaphor for the rules/life we are meant to stick to on the road. Kind of a good contrast to your image about anarchy and revolution herehttp://www.pbase.com/alem/image/50109653 .
Guest 04-Oct-2005 09:08
again a "free spirit" style picture. and, again, you know I just love it....
But, this time, the image speaks of just the opposite....
Structures, frames, speed... just the opposite, as said, of freedom.
The sad feeling of the picture is, however, contrasted by its vivid colors.
Such an easy complex image, very expressive and communicative.

alem
Chris04-Oct-2005 02:17
Toy car running across wooden shutters? Cool shot, Kal
Phil Douglis03-Oct-2005 22:24
I love it, whatever it may be. I am a sucker for primary colors. The race you speak of in the title is implied by the five lanes and the blurred object at lower left. As for life itself, that's better left to the imagination. And that's what abstractions such as this can do for us. If we use our imaginations, we can make our art out of your expression. To me, this image speaks of compulsive behavior. The object at lower left is trying to get somewhere first, even though all the other lanes are empty. I know people who behave like this. They must compete or die.
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