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Wow. What an armamentarium you have developed. I love the HDR rendering.
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I like your processing in #1. Is that your daughter in #5? She sure has grown up since the last photos that we saw.
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Very strong, especially the first and last images. (How can you go wrong with four-foot-high Helvetica?) The matching reds is great in the last one, and the other people add a lot as well.
("armamentarium" - thank goodness for google.)
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Very nice pictures Jules...
It was great that they let you take pictures. Did you have to pay extra fee for taking your camera with you?
The last one is beautiful. It is a picture that you can show as it is and tells one story or you could have a second version by cropping out all and just leaving Olivia in the middle of the red panels.
Thanks for showing your pictures...
A work of art which did not begin in emotion is not art.
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Thanks Irma, glad you enjoyed looking at them.
They had no problems with cameras - I don't think they're as strict as art galleries...