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 by nito on Thu Aug 25, 2005 11:51 pm
Okay its been a while since I posted any picture to share and review.
My soon to be wife (two more months!  ) is south america and its not everyday that a person like me would go to these kind of shows. I really enjoyed the performance and cultural experience.
This shot is of an Argentinean drummer. The boy in the background is a dancer and doesnt play the drums. He also had a kid mullet 
The image has noise problems because it was taken at iso 800 with the kit lens. I had to pass it through noise ninja to get rid of some of the noise, but I like the composition after cropping.
Anyway please feel free to post the three C's; comments, compliments or condemnations . 
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by Glen on Thu Aug 25, 2005 11:54 pm
Nito, there is a lot which works with that image, the composition of the two individuals, the expressions, etc. I like it
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by nito on Fri Aug 26, 2005 11:34 pm
thanks glen. Its one of my favourites.
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