Sign of spring

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• vinicio (19399)
• [2008-04-09 4:13]

Poor owner of this window and house, a lot of work for he in this season...

Nice capture Kari, amusing and well done, compliments.
Ciao
Vinicio

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• John_F_Kennedy (22282)
• [2008-04-09 5:40]

I agree with Vinicio, what a poor owner. Well captured.
Best wishes,
Achim

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• pboehringer (19594)
• [2008-04-09 7:25]

LOL, Kari!
Comparing this with my most recent spring shot is quite mean. It was easy for me to go and take a more than obvious shot of the blossoms, but this one here needs some additional brain work. I love it in all its simplicity. Great twist and imagination, my friend!
Peter

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• capthaddock (28498)
• [2008-04-09 19:07]

Ugh, that chocolate ice cream splattered everywhere, means early spring up north, when I was living in Canada, I thought it was the ugliest time of the year, but in this case it makes an interesting and artistic photo, the sharp textures contribute a lot.

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• kiwi_explorer (12183)
• [2008-04-10 0:48]

Hi Kari,
Good texture especially the tire tracks associating the splash in the wall. Good vision in the outcome of your capture ... well composed! tfs
Cheers,
Renier

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• xuaxo (4138)
• [2008-04-13 7:22]

Hi Kari,
I've never seen such ugly sign of spring. Usually it's flowers!
That's a funny shot. At same time a good documentary about something that doesn't exist in most countries.
Regards
F

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• daddo (8493)
• [2008-04-13 16:18]

Hi Kari. While others are posting shots of swelling or bursting buds, you give us this. I had to laugh- funny and original and TRUE.Had you waited long enough, maybe someone would have come out with a bucket of water... Regards. Klaudio.

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• andante (6652)
• [2008-04-15 5:50]

HI Kari,

I have a thing for this kind of shots: subdue colors, rich textures... personally I like to make them more perpendicular to the camera, but that is my personal taste, nothing wrong with this.

TFS,
Enrique

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• crhieatt (4491)
• [2008-04-15 13:55]

Kari,
Certainly not a pretty image! But if we come from a country that has snow, we recognise the time when that pristine white layer begins its inevitable journey to browning sludge.

Regards
colin