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Rosina lamberti-love u 4 life

by rosina lamberti

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Comments

©polytropos, on June 11, 2007, said:

I see hugging people ... or soccer players, forming a wall in front of the goal to fend the adverse free kick.

rosina lamberti, on June 11, 2007, said:

l see the hugging people also some very shy people, but the essence of the photo is the craving on the left hand side Luv u for life and that we should all cherish our beautiful trees for future generations. So then indeed we can all love them for life :)

©polytropos, on June 11, 2007, said:

Yes, I agree. And of course I saw the craving too, but I saw it on the right hand side ... is this the reason why you're called "Down Under"? ;-)

rosina lamberti, on June 11, 2007, said:

that may also explain why l'm always getting lost :)

©polytropos, on June 11, 2007, said:

But the photgraphic results of your "getting losts" are really worth seeing.

kudlanka, on June 11, 2007, said:

very nice image...i like that written sentence about life...life is visible here very clearly :))

Don Albonico, on June 11, 2007, said:

You can imagine so many story's to go with this image. A young lover's earnest confession. A parents statement of love for a child. A grieving persons promise to someone who is not their anymore. Then again, maybe someone just Really likes this tree.

Kiri T, on June 12, 2007, said:

Gosh, what a photo! I'd love this framed on my wall. You asked me about which island was best to visit first in New Zealand. I think the North Island is definatly more of a summer destination with its varied coastline of harbours, bays, inlets, estuarys, and beachs that range from dramtic and wild to quaint and picturesque. The South Island is simply good all year round from top to bottom. Snow is the predominant feature on the landscape there at this time of year.

Reynald.d.Chatillon, on June 13, 2007, said:

A "natural abstract". It is interesting to compare the three pics of the trees at the fitzroy gardens. The sense of depth (visual) has increased from the first one to this one. The organic and geometric patterns are perfectly balanced. Definitiely the best in this series,

Congratulations Rosina.

gilberto silvestri, on June 13, 2007, said:

Amazing Photograph,Rosina. I remember...fitzroy gardens...hugging people...they are helpless creatures, and they send a very strong ethical message. If you cover the written (upper right) with your hand, the mind go to center photo and the image increases the message, with better empathy: the written (upper right _luv u for life) is made by a man and perhaps can be considered a wound to the tree...The message arrives from a man not from the tree. Synthesis is Respect. When you design a tree, you are this tree. This shot is beautiful and the observer is obligated to stop and think. Rosina, congratulaions for your gallery ->favorites

rosina lamberti, on June 15, 2007, said:

Don Albonico said:

You can imagine so many story's to go with this image. A young lover's earnest confession. A parents statement of love for a child. A grieving persons promise to someone who is not their anymore. Then again, maybe someone just Really likes this tree..........

l love this tree have photographed it again and again each time l am drawn to the writing maybe it is a gesture symbolic of repentance by the person who engraved it

Avelino Silva, on June 18, 2007, said:

Fantástica foto

Leszek Blasinski, on June 22, 2007, said:

musiał bardzo kochać-niestety nie przyrodę.

steandeb, on July 5, 2007, said:

what a wonderful photo.at first it doesnt really look much. but when you study it it grows on you and makes you think.i guess thats why you are such a great photographer rosina!i guess the tree is quite old so it will have many stories to tell of its own.some lovely comments here. take care.

Wilber Calderón - El Salvador, on July 24, 2007, said:

Hola Rosina, esta foto tiene un mensaje de amor que a todos nos cae bien cuando los escuchamos, pero si el abrazo se da con mucha fuerza podría causar daño. Es decir que se debe dejar suficiente espacio a la otra persona de lo contrario esto pasaría

rosina lamberti, on August 21, 2007, said:

thank you,this is my most favourite shot, l waited some time before uploading it, l'm so happy you like it too :)

Maskell Family, on August 27, 2007, said:

Respect is the word that comes to mind Rosina. For the environment and the photographer

Matrixiceman, on September 4, 2007, said:

thats a romantic photo...like it a lot...hi from tenerife spain canarias

Roger Sandvik, on September 4, 2007, said:

Hi Rosina,

I love this one too :) Great cropping. I remember I told you that I take pictures of rocks.... well now and then, and that I do find some strange and funny ones. Well, I just uploaded one to my gallery so you can have a look.

Regards :) Roger

ManhattanManiac, on September 5, 2007, said:

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T NL, on September 5, 2007, said:

Great shot. :)

Greetings, T NL.

Arkady Gloukhov, on September 22, 2007, said:

Great shot, Rosina! I believe, this tree was a human in its past lives.

© Roland1, on September 24, 2007, said:

...looks, as if it will move next moment...

mikutzu, on September 25, 2007, said:

WAW GREAT SHOT

Jan L Janicki, on October 22, 2007, said:

Rosina, very curious formulation.

Jan L Janicki, on October 22, 2007, said:

These trees look into how intertwined human creatures in hug .Very curious formulation. Rosina- You execute very curious picture and you see around a lot of..... :-)

ldm, on November 19, 2007, said:

I've just clicked to see who was to leave a comment to my photo, now I'm looking your book since a couple of hours, and I'can't say anything but adding my best compliments to the others and a thanks for your comment. you're great; and this is one of those I prefer, maybe for the life it tells. a good life to you ciao

© Carsten, on December 12, 2007, said:

Hi, I follow the comments of the nice people before. But I want to say something about the appearence of the photo. It has lost the superstructure and the scene is restructuring itself in a new context. This is absolutly great. If anybody can see something different than it is working. Even with the sentence there is room for many ways of understanding the picture. You made a great job on the colours. There is something to think about in the picture. It sure will be there when the next visitor arrives.

Greetings,

Carsten

rosina lamberti, on December 12, 2007, said:

thank you Carsten,this is my most favorite shot, l waited some time before uploading it, I'm very happy you like it too :)

Dmitriy Vitte, on December 16, 2007, said:

Interesting texture of trees, excellent shot

Jason39, on December 27, 2007, said:

Truly amazing shot

vero1676, on January 14, 2008, said:

Hello rosina, I love this photograph. I am interested in using it in my web site with your name and permission if that´s ok. I will await your response. thanks!

rosina lamberti, on January 23, 2008, said:

hi vero send me a link to your website, l will have a look, thanks Rosina

Eva77, on January 23, 2008, said:

Perfect, Rosina! Thanks for invitation. Eva

rosina lamberti, on January 24, 2008, said:

thanks eva, its my favourite

jacqie, on January 30, 2008, said:

Respect is the word that comes to mind Rosina. For the environment and the photographer

bob-b-o, on February 16, 2008, said:

oh yeah! I like this photo!...good one!

here's a tree looking for love...

Dragon Création, on August 14, said:

Les racines de l'amour.... tres belle photo!

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