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  1. 02-06-2009, 08:41 AM #1
    Don Schaeffer
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    Retirement

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    Re: Retirement

    Nice shot. On my monitor it looks sharp
    I wonder what they are looking at ,for ?
    Also why the window signs are backwards.
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    Re: Retirement

    Looks awfully cold Don. Pity about the snow blowing out, but strong composition.

    Good work!
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    Re: Retirement

    Thanks guys. The lettering is the reflection on the bank window of the bus I am in.
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    Re: Retirement

    Love the facial expressions.
    I hope my retirement doesn't look like that.
    Maybe you should call it "The Bernie Madoff Retirement"
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    Re: Retirement

    thats a great shot Don,great subject spontaneous.
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    Re: Retirement

    Thanks Bob and Gerry.

    Gerry how is your macro lens working for you?
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