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took this the other night i like this shot. i was lying on the ground dammned cold too. the background has been hit with gaussian blur and there has been some lighting effects added as well. what do you think
shoot it real.
look! and see. Shoot and feel
Interesting shot, Jethro.
 Not sure about the drop shadow around the boy though.  my gallery of so-so photos
http://www.pbase.com/kerrypierce/
moody
Jethro,
I like the moody almost ominous atmosphere - reminds me of all those times as a kid when you knew it was late and getting really dark, but you didn't quite want to go home yet...... Bob
"It is always the instantaneous reaction to oneself that produces a photograph." Robert Frank http://www.flickr.com/photos/rjlhughes/
Really nice Jethro but I do agree with the others about the drop shadow
 Chris
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