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Ripening


	Ripening Ed Isaacs

Nils Guldberg

I like your composition Ed. That red tomato in the end of the grey lines.

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January 25, 2004

Leslie widing

great picture

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January 25, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Nils and Leslie.

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January 25, 2004

Colette M. Metcalf

Great image, Ed!!

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January 25, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Colette.

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January 25, 2004

Carol Brill

Congratulations and best of luck, Ed!

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February 16, 2004

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Very cool, Ed, congrats and good luck!

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February 16, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Carol and Ellen.

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February 16, 2004

Stephen Zacker

Congrats Ed. A VERY neat perspective on this one!

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February 16, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Stephen.

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February 16, 2004

Damian P. Gadal

Congrats Ed!

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February 16, 2004

Judith G. Secco

Congratulations, Ed! Great photo.
Judy

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February 17, 2004

Wally Orlowsky

Congratulations, Ed. You seem to be ripening very well yourself.

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February 17, 2004

Robin L. Wehrman

Congratulations, Ed great image!

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February 17, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks Damian, Judy, Wally and Robin.

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February 17, 2004

Stephen Zacker

CONGRATS Ed!

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February 17, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Stephen.

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February 17, 2004

Susana Matos

Congratulations, great photo!
Cheers from Portugal,Su

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February 17, 2004

Murry Grigsby

Missed this one earlier Ed -- congrats on a great image and win!!

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February 17, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Su and Murry.

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February 17, 2004

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You continue to make me proud to be your son!

But, I must ask... Were you hanging from the celing to take that picture. And, at your age... is that safe?

:)

Steve

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February 17, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Steve.

It was done with a wide angle lens attachment.

Love you and proud to be your Dad!

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February 17, 2004

Colette M. Metcalf

Congrats to you, Ed!!

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February 18, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Colette.

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February 18, 2004

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I think this picture represents peace because the tomato sitting by itself in the bright sun.

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February 18, 2004

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It looks nice when you have the red up against the white and black background. This picture shows the true depth of the surronding objects.

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February 18, 2004

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It is very calm and peaceful. But, it seems like the tomato is about to fall off the shelf into a black abyss.

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February 18, 2004

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I think that the angle at which the tomato picture was taken is interesting. Also I feel like the sun symbolizes the good of the world beaming in to create life.

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February 18, 2004

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Your image makes me feel happy. The images is very peaceful and relaxing. Thank you very much Ed.

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February 18, 2004

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I'm your son's student. I love the picture. The angle is great and I enjoy how everything is black and white except for the tomato. It really captures its essence. Great job!
:-D

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February 18, 2004

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I see a tomato on a windowsill (insightful, I know). The brightness of the red in contrast to the dark of the windowsill calls your attention to the tomato. Congrats on a photo well taken, Mr. Isaac's Dad!

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February 18, 2004

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how did you get that picture?! were you haning from the ceiling or something? I really thought that was a cool picture- the light balance was perfect and the tomato(or orange as I tend to call them)was a perfect center for the photo. I hope I can be a trapeeze artist, like you must be, and take pictures as a well as you do, Mr Isaac's Dad. Abyss

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February 18, 2004

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I like how its shown from a diff. angle!Congrats! great picture!

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February 18, 2004

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It looks pretty nifty, but I don't get it. What is the point of the picture? It looks like an abstract drawing which is cool.

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February 18, 2004

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I think this picture is REALLY cool becuagdfdfgdse it makes you focus on the only colored thing in the picture, the tomatoe. The Angle you took it at Ed was really really really awesome becuase I havent seen many pictures like that. CONGRATS ON WINNING!!!!

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February 18, 2004

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Interesting picture because its a tomato on a windowsill (strange). It makes you focus on the tomato which has the only color. Kewl Picture :)

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February 18, 2004

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Interesting picture because its a tomato on a windowsill (strange). It makes you focus on the tomato which has the only color. Kewl Picture :)

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February 18, 2004

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I like the picture because there is a good color contrast between the black, red, and white. It gets your attention because you dont know what it is at first.

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February 18, 2004

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I liked this picture because it brings out the contrast between the red and the black and white. The red makes you think about it, and why it is there. I like it because it draws your attention to the red and you wonder why it is sitting on the window sill and what the point of putting it there was.

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February 18, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks all for the great comments. What a nice surprise! Ed

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February 18, 2004

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It's a great picture. I like how its at a different angle

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February 20, 2004

Patricia A. Kuniega

I'm so glad I arrived late and had the opportunity to read all these fun and fascinating analyses of your work Ed! Everyone should have the benefit of such terrific critiques! I wondered myself about what you were hanging from to get this shot... but decided it doesn't matter! It's a fabulous perspective on a tomato! Congratulations!

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February 22, 2004

Ed Isaacs

As you can figure out, Pat, my son teaches computer science in Junior High. The current segment is digital photography, so the timing was perfect. Before long we'll probably see a whole new batch of galleries. At any rate, glad you liked my tomato shot. And thanks for commenting. Ed

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February 22, 2004

Murtaza H. Saeed

Very Dramatic, Ed! Congrats!:)

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March 01, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Murtaza, thank you very much.

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March 01, 2004

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Wow! This is such a great picture...I really like the angle that is projected and the shadow of the day.i think this a great picture of an ordinary apple. It makes the apple look "alive" and not just an "ordinary apple."

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March 16, 2004

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Wow! This is such a great picture...I really like the angle that is projected and the shadow of the day.i think this a great picture of an ordinary apple. It makes the apple look "alive" and not just an "ordinary apple."

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March 16, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thank you for your comment, Heather.

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March 16, 2004

Nancy Grace Chen

Really unique perspective and interesting lines. I keep coming back to this again and again. Great job.
-Nancy

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March 25, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thank you very much, Nancy.

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March 26, 2004

Jonathan Lucas

Great viewpoint and dynamic composition. Nice work.

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June 28, 2004

Ed Isaacs

Thanks, Jonathan.

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June 29, 2004

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