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Thursday, February 25, 2010
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5 comments:
I don't see it!
I can see it, but I had to look at the zoomed out shot first and then it made sense on the detail.
Look at the main branches of the tree on the left as the legs of Christ, then you can follow that up for the rest of the body, with folded arms, and then finally the face. Pretty cool!
I have the exact same photo. It is pretty neat.
Once you see it, you REALLY see it.
how much would something cost like this a real picture from then like this one perhaps
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