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Re: West Kennet Long Barrow - Thelma Wilcox
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Littlestone wrote:
The web is full of such images where a meg pic has been 'buggered' about with in photoshop... distorted, colourised etc, some good, some not. It's nothing personal, just not an outstanding example of such images.


That's what I mean by constructive criticism.

Trouble with this sort of communication (forums) is that we have to be extra careful to spell out what we want to say - the result, if we don't, is unpleasant misunderstandings. For what its worth I like the image, though can't quite put my finger on why. It's certainly something to do with the twisted stone - reminds me of Munch's The Scream. Perhaps that's what it is - some, 5000 years of human history twisted into a single stone.


Its ok littlestone, nobody will be able to tell you're regretting your post yesterday.


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Rockrich
Posted by Rockrich
14th October 2006ce
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