I took care of that quickly.
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The colourless Sculpture By The Sea
Sure. It had colour.
I took care of that quickly.
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I like all of this work, Leigh. It is very creative.
TFF (Trevor)
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#1 - yes, the background fading from black top to not black down bottom
#2 - no. stupid kids in the way #3 - icwatudidthere, I like the multi-exposure/overlay #4 - meh, doesn't intrique me
3 isn't a montage. That's the sculpture: glass panels with prints of whatever scene is behind the panels printed on them... so when people stand behind them, you get a double-exposure...
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