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	<title>Comments on: Commons Picture of the Day: Fish heads, fish heads</title>
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		<title>By: Ricardo De la Tejara</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ricardo De la Tejara</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I would call this photograph &quot;Heads or tails&quot; all pun intended, but as I become more familiar with Tomas Castelazo&#039;s work I can see that whatever he &quot;calls it, heads or tails&quot; the coin toss will fall on his favor as he seems to have the Photo-Midas touch since everything &quot;he touches&quot; with his camera becomes gold, whatever comes across his path while clutching his camera will be turned into a fantastic photograph.

Castelazo does have that ability to seize the moment and he sees beyond an image, his natural knack for photography is one that many of us only dream of having in order to improve our own craft.
Who wouldn&#039;t give an arm (not the camera-holding one) to be able to see through his eye and through his lens (that beautiful 24-70 Canon f2.8) and be able to see what he sees. 
He truly is a master of the lens, or as I&#039;d prefer to call him &quot;Tomaster&quot;
Let&#039;s hope he keeps delivering these truly beautiful and amazing pictures, filled with everyday-life visual mementoes for a long time to come.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would call this photograph &#8220;Heads or tails&#8221; all pun intended, but as I become more familiar with Tomas Castelazo&#8217;s work I can see that whatever he &#8220;calls it, heads or tails&#8221; the coin toss will fall on his favor as he seems to have the Photo-Midas touch since everything &#8220;he touches&#8221; with his camera becomes gold, whatever comes across his path while clutching his camera will be turned into a fantastic photograph.</p>
<p>Castelazo does have that ability to seize the moment and he sees beyond an image, his natural knack for photography is one that many of us only dream of having in order to improve our own craft.<br />
Who wouldn&#8217;t give an arm (not the camera-holding one) to be able to see through his eye and through his lens (that beautiful 24-70 Canon f2.8) and be able to see what he sees.<br />
He truly is a master of the lens, or as I&#8217;d prefer to call him &#8220;Tomaster&#8221;<br />
Let&#8217;s hope he keeps delivering these truly beautiful and amazing pictures, filled with everyday-life visual mementoes for a long time to come.</p>
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