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Sep 08, 2006 14:43 |  #1

I was lying in the grass the other day looking for something to shoot, so I decided to...shoot the grass.
If your wondering what's hanging in the middle of the first shot, It's a small spider.

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Sep 08, 2006 15:29 |  #2

I like #2. It constantly amazes me how extrordinary the everyday things in our lives are when you get a picture.


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Sep 08, 2006 21:27 |  #3

Nice creative work, Frank. Sharp images, too.


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Sep 09, 2006 08:52 as a reply to  @ sparker1's post |  #4

sparker1 wrote:
Nice creative work, Frank. Sharp images, too.

Thanks Stan and Highlandpiper for your kind comments




  
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Sep 09, 2006 08:55 |  #5

I love the second shot.. it is fantastic.. great concept as well




  
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Sep 09, 2006 12:17 as a reply to  @ photojag's post |  #6

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I love the second shot.. it is fantastic.. great concept as well

Thanks Photojag, sometimes concept can be everything




  
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