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Juztin,
I like the shot - it took me a while to notice that the border wasn;t part of it though. I like the DOF and vertical composition on it. I think perhaps the black edge on the right is a little overpowering, it owuld be nice if the pavement was shown a little and could compliment the objects leading the eye in. Matt
Very catching image, great use of DOF and background subject matter... Very good eye spotting that... Lot of compositional skill in this scene... Thanks for posting it... Really catches me...
As a presentation manner the border/page treatment on something printed works well, would prefer without though when viewing as artwork, if that makes any sense...  Aka Andrew
i really like the shot... but would like to see it without the border, or with a less subtle border.
where abouts was this taken? cheers http://www.markcrossphotography.com - A camera, glass, and some light.
I just want to come over there, give them both a cuddle, a good feed, and get them out of the way of the coming traffic.
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