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Booze up versus refinementFrom Alicia's recent birthday party. Sort of like a start and end of proceedings, if you will.
(F90x, Tri-X, HC-110) C&C appreciated Regards, Patrick
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Re: Booze up versus refinementLove the first one!
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Re: Booze up versus refinementPatrick
#2 doesn't grab me - I suspect because it's so busy my eye darts everwhere. #1 is the opposite - that lovely shallow DOF keeps me focussed squarely on the imported champers. Nice toning in both though. Peter
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