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Egg for Fred Hollows?
Hi,
I hang my head a little low, as I humbly ask for your thoughts... I really wanted to capture somehting special for the Fred Hollows Exhibit, and all shoots to capture my ideas have failed to produce... so in searching my stock, what do you think about re-using my submission from Challenge 10 (Egg)... Let me know if you think it suits the theme, and is of fit, "All things Ordinary, seem Extraordinary"... 
Great image - fits the theme well go for it
Peter
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thanks, I'll submit it.
Now, off to the printers... cheers, Oz
Oz - I'm not a huge fan of this image for the theme...but mate if YOU like it and think it's a worthy entry, then do it
Nothing against it, I just don't think it's one of your best. Geoff
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or one from a slightly lower angle of view? (I would crop in some)...?
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i prefer the lower angle. the first shot gives away the setup too much
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Oz - I reckon it suits the theme but prefer the second version with the lower angle of view. However, I find the horizontal light-coloured line (just left of the reflection in the top right) a little distracting. If you agree, perhaps some judicious cloning or healing may be the go.
Simon
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Oz - lower angle for me too
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