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Dark, dingy, noisey but I like em'.
Old 07-01-2007   #1
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Dark, dingy, noisey but I like em'.







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Old 07-01-2007   #2
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fourth one is nice.
very nice, and not a generic so-I-saw-this-guy-from-the-street perspective.

where were these all taken?
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Old 07-01-2007   #3
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covent garden in London, was having a picnic next to him.
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Yeah, these are good, lots of character and the kid is great too.

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Old 07-01-2007   #5
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Great series, really gives me a sense of the moment.
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You got right in there. I like em.
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Old 07-02-2007   #7
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Very nice, and great engagement with the subjects.

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Old 07-02-2007   #8
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i like them as a series rather than picking one out of the lot. really expressive...
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Don't look that noisy to me..
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Old 07-02-2007   #10
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thankyou, thankyou *bows*

Does anyone know how I can arrange them one on top of tuther, so I can have them as a series as lilin suggesterd, and save them as one file sort of thing? in lay-man's terms please!
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never mind- I managed it...



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Old 07-02-2007   #12
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alice - if you want to make it look extra-professional, try to adjust the gaps between the photos to be the same each time. otherwise, very nice...
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Nicely done - a real good series.

Thought I recognised Covent Garden - and doubly well done for avoiding the mimes...
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they don't suck! nice work.

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Old 07-04-2007   #15
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They work well as one series. As suggested above, even spacing all round would help. Nice work in any case.
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very nice serie, they are really alive !
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very nice indeed...

but i would change the order of the last two...
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