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Jun 04, 2007 15:23 |  #1

Well, kinda anyway. Just mucking about with my new macro lens (I reckon it's going to get lots of use :-D), trying out a cold industrial look to go with the subject matter...any thoughts?

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Jun 04, 2007 15:25 |  #2

is it a ratchet?

i dont really like the focal point on this one, sorry to say, but i think if you had it near the front or back it would have looked better.


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Aug 07, 2007 14:27 |  #3

Looks like a chip for electronics


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Aug 07, 2007 16:26 as a reply to  @ jackprks's post |  #4

I like the composition and also like the "cold" industial feeling. but vvilko might have point about the focus. i think its ok, but it might look better if the focus was shifted a bit...

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