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Submitted: June 17, 2009
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Photography / Conceptual

_{Through thorns to the stars... each at his own pace

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This photo is participating in *ashkamoo's APN contest.
Check it out here: [link]}

Critique by ~bleachedMIND Aug 18, 2010, 3:44:25 PM

When I found this deviation, it took me a second to find the snail. From this moment on I was absolutely amazed by this picture!
It is heart-touching, emotional and beautiful - although it is simple.
The perspective fits perfectly, it gives the picture its "special touch". The over-exposed part where the sun is shining seems to symbolize what the snail is aiming for. Moreover, the green grass and the leaves on the trees are like a contrast to the white sun and the black trees.
Very well composed - very well done! I really like looking at it. And I am sorry - I don't know how I could give you a better critique on this one, but there is absolutely nothing that would need an improvement.

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~Ranise May 24, 2012

featured this here: [link]

*Astranat Dec 8, 2011

wow, this little one is going to take a big risk

*DanielZrno Dec 11, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

hehe, yeah, long journey ahead

*Tuesdaysangel Jul 27, 2011 Professional Photographer

Beautiful! I love the concept.

I have learning disabilities, and it's frustrating to be "slower" than everyone else at accomplishing things. This picture is very inspiring to me. Thanks.