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Aug 31, 2008 16:34 |  #1

Part of a project I'm working on. The pics are a couple months old, but I'm a bit behind with the rest....... :confused:
...also can't find a proper title.

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Aug 31, 2008 21:50 |  #2

great photos. Are you able to tell us what this project is about/ for?


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Aug 31, 2008 22:08 |  #3

In #1 the shadow of the bird on the wall really makes it work. However, in #2 the halo around the bird has to go. Sorry!


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Sep 01, 2008 02:08 |  #4

Robert_Lay wrote in post #6216894 (external link)
In #1 the shadow of the bird on the wall really makes it work. However, in #2 the halo around the bird has to go. Sorry!

Bob, that is quite a halo.... I'll get rid of it straight away!

Thanks for the comments, my project was still in it's "early stages" so it was a bit unfocussed (...good grief, I'm using puns :rolleyes: ) - this series was basically about seeing the good in the bad.
Kind of a mid-year unsuccesssful attempt, but I still like the pics :)


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