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    Shallow but Eye catching ?

    did my best to save this image,was going to delete it ,but finding it growing on me somewhat,perhaps the vibrant colors in the BG.
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    Re: Shallow but Eye catching ?

    It as a Stephan Spielberg sort of fantasy afternoon look about it.

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    Re: Shallow but Eye catching ?

    Too noisy and too yellow but a fair composition.

    Keep it in the "Maybe but perhaps I can do better" file for a while.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: Shallow but Eye catching ?

    It has an old school film feel to the photo. I quite like it. I almost want to say lomo-ish, but its not quite there
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