Institutional Corruption
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34 responses to “Institutional Corruption”
I love the clarity and brevity of the composition
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Thanks a lot, Javier. I’m glad you like it.
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unfortuntely is the dehinition of my country🙃🙈
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definition😬
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Yes, corruption sadly is a problem in most countries.
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Good posts, beautiful blog.
Congratulations.
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Thanks a lot for your compliment.
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You’r welcome friend 🍁
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I like the plane. A little touch to help the composition. Louise
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Thank you Louise.
I was afraid, most people wouldn’t notice it. But it turns out they do 🙂
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And the guilty ones get away in their private jet! 😛 Great picture, Rabirius!
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…well, it’s a fast means to get away 🙂
Thank you for your compliment, Linda.
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Absolutely brilliant! Love your spare composition.
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I’m glad you like it, Richard.
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How on earth can you make pictures like this? Are the diagonal lines part of an actual building or are they added? What happened to everything else? Lordy! I can imagine this as a print hanging in a waiting room, and me losing track of the time and being surprised when my name is called.
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Thank you for your nice compliment, Kim.
Well, how did I do that?
I took a picture with the house in the back ground and deleted everything else. Then I added the European Central Bank, the characters, and all the shadows. Then I mixed down the colours and created an artificial double exposure (which, I think, created the diagonal lines you mention). Well, this was basically it, with a few tweeks here and there.
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love it, somehow reminds me of this book “Solaris”, by Stanislaw Lem…
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Thank you.
It has been a couple of years ago, since I read Solaris – but as I remember it, it only plays on a space ship 🙂
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Very artistic and creative shot. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for your compliment, Isabel.
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Excellent Rabirius!
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Thank you, Tina.
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stunning
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Thank you.
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schönen Sonntag und guten Start in die neue Woche
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Ja, vielen Dank. Das wünsche ich auch!
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Great composition – it works really well.
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Thanks a lot!
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Reblogged this on Manolis.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Stunning
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Thanks!
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