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by Newidude on Mon Apr 03, 2006 2:15 am
First is a random skate photo from today at a place we had organized to meet. Just shot a couple of internet postable images without setting up any flashes before we headed off to where we were going to shoot.
Second one is something I tried at a wedding gig the weekend before to showcase the rings. Had to get the groom to put his ring on the opposite hand for this. Not sure how many weddings photographers come on the site, but I though i would share the idea anyway.

Never argue with a fool. They will drag you down to there level, then beat you with experience.
Although I gotta admitt, sometimes it makes for a good laugh 
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