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  1. 11-14-2007, 04:27 AM #1
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    College class photo assignment

    I am taking a photography class at the local college and last week we pulled pieces of paper out of a bag and each had a different word on it that we had to take a picture that represented the word we had drawn. This is a sailboat that went under during hurricane Katrina and was pulled out of the water several months ago covered with barnacles. This is a very sharp and detailed picture, I just haven't mastered the correct posting pictures technique yet!

    The two words I drew were "ROUGH" and "HANDY". This is the idea I came up with for "ROUGH". What do you think, Jeff
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