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Critiques [Translate]
- fooeleen
![Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 478 W: 32 N: 535]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/g-s-g.gif)
(2316) - [2005-01-21 6:58]
hi Kathleen, destruction and tragedy is not always sad...the ones involved learns and lives...becoming someone stronger..the task is to stay positive..i think the sign of healing starts when you learn to laugh at yourself...i love your note and sensitive photo. thanks for sharing.
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- maleentjeh
![Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Workshop Editor/Silver Note Writer [C: 1962 W: 101 N: 10]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/g-g-s.gif)
(66) - [2005-01-21 7:08]
Hi Kathleen, I like the way how you've pp'd the picture and your note a lot.
Gulf Shores are my favorite beaches in the world (so far).
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- Fisher
![Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1254 W: 351 N: 944]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/g-g-g.gif)
(5728) - [2005-01-21 8:11]
There are tragedies all around us no matter how big or how small, it's how we deal with it that matters. This is an excelent pic and p.p. work well done.
Mike
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- Tim
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- [2005-01-21 10:24]
So eloquently written Kat! And the grateful message written on the devistated building, "I LIVE." Reminders they are to me of all God's mercies and care. With Job may I always maintain the proper perspctive and attitude, "The Lord gives and the Lord takes away, blessed be the name of the Lord." That is rarely easy to say when were in a "trial of life" such as the South experienced or when one's health falters or some other calamity hits, but it is the right and proper attitude for God's children to have. Nicely done!
God's best always,
Tim
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- naturegirl
(2014)
- [2005-01-21 10:54]
'Out of all things bad, comes something good.' I think this is true in all life. Sometimes we just have to look a little harder. Even though the wrath of the hurricane ripped this persons life apart...he is still alive. This is a wonderful picture Kat to help us open our eyes and be thankful for what we have. Your note as always is fill with love of life, and sensitivity for others.
Thanks for sharing.
God be with you,
Liz
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- muffled
![Silver Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 40 W: 0 N: 52]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/s-n-g.gif)
(248) - [2005-01-21 10:58]
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- cloverstar
![Gold Star Critiquer [C: 3907 W: 0 N: 0]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/g-n-n.gif)
(0) - [2005-01-21 11:04]
I like the way you made this photo look like a hurricane Kat. Your note is worth as many points as your photo. Sometimes going through tragedies, can make us stronger, more caring, and more understanding of each other.
Great idea to show this image of Ivans destruction. Glad you were able to rebuild your life.
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- Werewolf
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- [2005-01-21 11:41]
I enjoy very much the form you apply, to simulate the hurricane. It make all the difference. Without it the photo had maibe a punch... But not the same... Great!
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- swallace
![Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 109 W: 8 N: 303]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/g-n-g.gif)
(2059) - [2005-01-21 12:14]
Well done Kathleen. Awesome photo and awesome note. Great job on this one :-)
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- woodyew
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- [2005-01-21 12:22]
Really like how you have presented this shot Kat. Your sensitivity shows through in the shot and in your note. Excellent PP.
Paul.
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- Dingo
(11948)
- [2005-01-21 14:05]
Looking back on 2004, many people will only remember the catastrophes caused by nature, I guess. I like this shot Kat, but I think it wouldn't be as good without your note. I think you used a very creative filter here. TFS. Excellent idea to show us the order amidst the chaos ;o).
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- hojper
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- [2005-01-21 17:32]
Extremely beautiful and inspired, Kat - in both words and image. I really like the hurricane frame although you have to know it to realise that that is what it is. But it simply looks good, and that's what counts. You could maybe have used a blue background instead of the white, maybe even with some waves in - to sort of show where those hurricanes come from.
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- starkey666
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- [2005-01-22 0:52]
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I can't imagine the pain and suffering these people have went through.
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Nice note again!
Very imaginative way to illustrate your words.
Good work on your picture. ***
Nice picture and I like the note attached to it. I prefer my winter instead to have hurricane. Each time, a hurricane over there is a tragedy, very bad. And the insurances, most of the times, don't cover the damages.
Best regards
Guy
And I hope you will live forever...
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Same house from another point of view, I already read your text a few days ago, stunning story and pic from you !
I also like the framing, that's nice done !
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Everything has its good points. At least this person lived. Many victims of this and other natural disasters did not. I guess every cloud has the proverbial silver lining. Thanks for bringing the reality side to light. May we always be thankful for our blessing and prayerful for those who are not so fortunate. Keep up the good work.