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Drying fish
You can almost smell it... But, you should be glad you don't...
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I like it very much.
Regards, Patrick
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Re: Drying fish
I would prefer greater separation from the background. Open up the iris perhaps.
Greg
It's easy to be good... when there is nothing else to do
Re: Drying fish
It gets a bit lost with the background and no I glad I can not smell it.
Re: Drying fish
Also would love more seperation....am very glad not to be able to smell
 Cameron
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Thank you for the comments. Unfortunately, I have to live with
it as it is. It was taken in JPG with my instant camera and I don't know PhotoShop well enough to blur the background and still keep its realism.
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The owner was thoughtful enough to cover the fish noses as well.
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