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7th of January 2006 (Sat)
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Maths
was studying for an exam on monday and thought this was a good b&w photo opportunity. im annoyed with myself cus a accidentally deleted a better version of it and the light had diminished by then. but anyway, im new to photography so c&C much welcomed.
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7th of January 2006 (Sat)
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Cream of the Proverbial Crop
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Re: Maths
I could never concentrate whilst studying for maths exams either
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7th of January 2006 (Sat)
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Re: Maths
I like it. Maybe a slightly higher vantage point so you can see what's on the paper more clearly. Maybe a pencil as a prop might make an interesting prop. (depending on how well your exam goes, a broken pencil would be funny). I think positioning the binding in the top third of the frame makes it a pleasing composition. Nice work.
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8th of January 2006 (Sun)
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Re: Maths
yeah that! What alan said.
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