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Nice use of mask - normally I would say that it is incongruous to have the woman in focus when the cowboy is not...but in this context, it works beautifully.
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hahaha, I'll take the girl, errr she don't have the sign does she, damn =P
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nice capture =) did you use a large apature and do the blur in photoshop?
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Neat experiment. Where did you get the guy with the sign? Golden opportunity.
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ksnyder Wrote:Characters like the guy with the sign are a common sight in Santa Monica.
Is that 3rd St? Haven't been there in a long time. Used to live in Venice. That's why I developed a habit of ducking for cover in response to loud noises ...
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lol It's funny, I never noticed that but I've seen the uncropped version. "Poor Girl" in the title reinforced that, interesting, The girl heading towards a face to face with the needy cowboy is the poor girl. Very helpful comment, thank you
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