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  1. 04-11-2011, 01:37 AM #1
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    ultravio



    Just sort of an abstract (busy, I know), late night under sodium streetlamp...
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    Re: ultravio

    I think it has a problem with no reason for what is in and out of focus. Maybe try shooting it through a piece of shower glass to make everything out of focus. - Terry
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    Re: ultravio

    It is soft all over and I can't pick out a subject, Jeff
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