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Lawson McCulloch

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pednaval 17. November 2014, 20:09
Magnifica foto , me gusta mucho el tratamiento que haces para el ByN- saludos
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alexander stefanatos 10. November 2014, 10:37
I fully understand Sabine's reasonable puzzle about which labour poor Hercules is compelled to perform in this very nice pic of yours,Lawson!..A Nemean lion refers to forests, a nine headed hydra to water!..But, anyway let's talk about "sculpture's permission" in the same way as one of a poet!
best regards alexander
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Dragomir Vukovic 10. November 2014, 2:54
great 1 !!!
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Dennis Maloney 9. November 2014, 17:52
... good strong cantrast adds great detail to this image of Hercules fishing in the pond...boy I'm glad they invented the rod and real, I don't think I could do any good with a club....
Best Wishes,
...den
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Mark Billiau. 9. November 2014, 17:28
Good capture of this statue that seems to be located in a nice scenic area !

Mark
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Mirjam Burer 9. November 2014, 16:34
a great range of tones here Lawson...
one needs to look longer to see all the subjects in this image..fine reflection to it..
lg, Mirjam
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photodh 9. November 2014, 16:12
Joli le reflet d'Hercules
A+
Daniel
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s. sabine krause 9. November 2014, 15:35
heroic hercules… i bet he's secretely irritated that he's having to perform this first labor, the clubbing/slaying of the nemean lion, without witnesses? ; ) it is the nemean lion's head jammed between his unrelentingly powerful and sinewy knees? the water had me puzzled at first… it makes one expect a nine-headed hydra instead… ; ) a very idyllic looking pond and an impressive sculpture! the b/w rendering suits the scene well – i especially like the way the foliage/ivy turned out in the image! greetings, sabine.
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Jan-Henrik Sellin 9. November 2014, 14:49
Sehr schön mit der Spiegelung!
Viele Grüße, Jan
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