Broken Stones
Images taken from the osoyoos first nation in Canada at the NK'MIP Desert Cellars and museum
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Irina Egorova 06/08/2006 20:30
wonderful manipulation! and idea too!Jeff Burgess 31/07/2006 17:33
Thank you all for your comments. The pic has many details not clearly visualized in this submission. Jeff.Milan Milenkovic 31/07/2006 13:30
Nice work, i'm sure it looks even better in full res...best wishes, Milan.
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Milan MilenkovicInez Correia Marques 30/07/2006 0:04
hi Jeff:Another great work of yours,...
thanks for explaining a litlle of how you got there.
It is always nice to visit you.
Véronique Soulier 24/07/2006 10:30
nice silhouetted horse, miss details because of the pic size, but this time too, maybe is it on purpose.. cheers VéroniqueJeff Burgess 24/07/2006 5:43
I should further add that the image of the native and horse is a sculpture on the grounds and the background rust is part of the facade of the building. Other manipulations are self-explainatory. Jeff