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Both great Matt - who's the babe in the 2nd shot?
 Geoff
Special Moments Photography Nikon D700, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 70-200 2.8VR, SB800 & some simple studio stuff.
Yi-P
From memory I think it was. You picked it! Geoff She's a tart! By the way...the image was taken during the period that painting was stolen from the gallery. I took about 8 shots of various works but almost none of the crowd....which is unusual for me. When I heard on the news about the painting and the timeframe I carefully went through the images to see if I had captured anything that might be useful to the police....but nothing. The bastard probably walked right past me with a million dollars worth of oilpaint under his coat. I considered contacting the gallery and offering them the loan of one of my photographs to hang up on the empty nail until they get their masterpiece back....but then decided against it because their security is obviously not up to scratch. I'd hate to lose one of mine.
I suspect all of their security cameras are those cheap Chinese fake surveillance cameras you get from Dick Smiths for $4.95! Regards
Matt. K
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