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    Too square to be hip. almo's Avatar
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    Which Muscovy???

    Which is better. 1, or 2???


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    Re: Which Muscovy???

    The first. More detail in the white areas.
    Nice shot.
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    Re: Which Muscovy???

    I'm with Chunk. I like the detail in the white area of the first one the best.
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    Re: Which Muscovy???

    I agree....number 1

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    Re: Which Muscovy???

    Quote Originally Posted by almo
    Which is better. 1, or 2???
    #1, but you need to open up the shadows more. I can edit it up quickly to show you what I mean if you'd like.
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