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They are all wonderful perspectives. The last two with the human element are very nice.
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Kris,
some very nice shots here. My favourite would be #3. I quite like the way you have capture the moment. I also like the second, not sure why, but just like it.  BTW, which gallery?
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I cant wait to view these, but I can't at the moment, your host may be down.
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Hmm.. I am with dreamhost. Maybe they're having issues (perhapsthat's why the forum is a little slow this evening?) Cheers,
macka a.k.a. Kris
Wonderful work on these Kris. The first two have great theatricality and drama to them. #3 is damn fine too (didn't notice the feet at first). #4 in this company just doesn't stand out for me but I can't really put my finger on it.
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love the last 2 particularly the last one. the fine line on the exhibit coming out from the ear to the man's shoulders gives the impression that's what he was looking at in more detail.
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Funny how a small detail can make a shot. I don't think there would be much to #3 if she hadn't been on tippy toes, but that was the detail that caught my eye and made me take the shot.
Thanks for all the comments.  Cheers,
macka a.k.a. Kris
Yep, last two are immensely interesting with the human touch.
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