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Aug 28, 2010 16:00 |  #1

I had some great chili-cheese fries the other day and decided to pick up my 50/1.4 and share them in all their shallow DOF glory... what can I say, I love greasy, terrible food!

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Aug 28, 2010 21:51 |  #2

seems a bit overexposed, but a fun shot all the same. Those are some good looking fries.


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Aug 28, 2010 22:00 as a reply to  @ ImCBParker's post |  #3

the bohek is ok. but the spoone and background is just bit of OE. By the way, I didn't recognize the fries without looking the title:)




  
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Aug 28, 2010 22:07 |  #4

Now Im hungry


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Aug 29, 2010 00:03 |  #5

Yum :)


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Aug 29, 2010 08:17 |  #6

thanks guy... and yeah the fork bugs me a bit as well. it was hard to get the chili exposed propery without blowing out the fork. looking back on it, im not sure how it never occured to me to use a regular metal fork instead of the plastic one that came with the food!


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