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Jan 26, 2021 17:08 |  #1

While sitting in a blind waiting on Mountain Bluebirds (they never returned :( ), I got intrigued by this mostly submerged stump on the lakeshore. Trying to decide if I like it - tell me what you think. Roman Nose State Park in western Oklahoma.

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Jan 26, 2021 21:56 |  #2

rgs wrote in post #19186670 (external link)
Trying to decide if I like it - tell me what you think.

I think the more you study it, the more you'll see. It might grow on you. I wouldn't call it beautiful–it's kind of eerie–but it's interesting nonetheless.


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Jan 27, 2021 16:30 |  #3

My impression is its a very good photograph of a partially submerged stump. I'm really not getting the abstract and I'm not sure what it is conveying. Thats just my opinion, I am in no way qualified to really judge any ones work.


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