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You've really woven some magic here.. (sorry). Nicely taken and a great story. I particularly like the orange cast on the first 4.
jpfromoz · 2007-01-24: 19:45
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Very nice work.
mugsycat · 2007-01-24: 20:20
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Wonderful poem - JP is right, it's magic. Great series, really like the composition of the first shot.
aggiechristine · 2007-01-24: 20:39
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your words capture the rhythm of weaving. not a metronome rhythm. not that precise. the rhythm of harvest and toolmaking, the rhythm of the craft and not art. and you know i cannot help but like these shots.
chipotle · 2007-01-24: 20:54
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This is absolutely fabulous. You truly reveal your "photopoet" title with this post. Beautiful, rich, evocative shots with a story & poem to enhance this experience. Stellar!
Jannie · 2007-01-24: 22:47
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Nice handwork! In my openion in your shots #9 & #10 are best.
PARVAZ · 2007-01-24: 23:44
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is it your own collection? good poem
openbelarus · 2007-01-25: 01:37
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Yes, it's my collection. The flat baskets are , in order, Zimbabwe, Hopi, and Navaho. The first five photos are of a basket of African origins and the last two are the Shaker baskets of the poem.
photopoet · 2007-01-25: 05:53
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These are magnificent.
theartofme · 2007-01-25: 09:09
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India and other Asian cultures do have many bamboo basket 'using & making' traditions... they are simple n elegant in appeal, yet fine n delicate in feel... they are very handy and earthy too!
Venkat · 2007-01-29: 02:52
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Everybody's already said it! More magic!
rcharris · 2007-02-03: 03:24
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