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Cute. I would like to see more of pinocchio at the bottom.
Nikon D7000
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Strange. I saw an almost identical puppet hanging up in a bookstore in Uralla on Friday. You didn't happen to be up there did you?
I agree with Marvin. Greg
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So...Who's the queer looking little kid?
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Matt. K
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Me thinks twas a long lost relative Matt  Chris
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Not only .... but also ... This is probably an image which should have been shot in portrait mode. You know, where you turn the camera onto its side? The background is quite distracting too, and while much of this is unavoidable, perhaps a different viewing angle may have been able to be sought? Lower? More to one side? I think it could do with a bump in saturation and contrast too. Unfortunately, we are told nothing about the shooting situation, so we're left to guess about this aspect. Matt, I heard that this kid is going in for a nose job at All Saints later this week. I think Geoff is handling all the details. g.
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