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Keep your eye on the ball son!
I remember when I was growing up that my old man used to always say "Keep your eye on the ball!". As with most things, I find myself saying the exact same to my young fellas. Here's a shot with my boys doing as their old man has asked for a change...
colour version: Last edited by xerubus on Mon Feb 07, 2005 4:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Keep your eye on the ball son!
Don'tyou hate that, means they were right all along 
Nice picture aswell, great for the family album. W00DY Andrew
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the black and white is for my sake... personal preference
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I tend to process most of my stuff into black and white too, but this one doesn't feel right in b&w.
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