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definitely a different perspective on the first one.
Like it a lot. steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
Love the shots Matt. The last one is a real cracker - would have been good as a "Guess What" or "Guess Where" comp. Macka would have won, by the sounds of it!
Simon
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Macka
I was there from around 11 am to 12! I had the forum uniform on....Lowepro backpack, D70 camera, vacant look in my eyes.  Regards
Matt. K
Matt, for some reason I really like the second one.... but can't figure out why? Beautiful clear shots, with great clarity of colour
Man, that sounded good 
Rel Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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Ahahaha. Would have just missed you then. The snakeman doesn't start until later. Nice shots btw. Cheers,
macka a.k.a. Kris
And I'll jump in before GregB gets on the case. This sort of cannon has three 'n's. The two 'n' Canon, well we all know what that is.....
Both explode but only one is supposed to. Simon
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hi
i really really like the firs one, looks like from a movie set, from a science fiction movie maybe. really great colours, did you do any colour manipulation with photoshop? thanks for sharing christian check my website>> http://www.6701.sunpixs.com
Matt
The first two images are superb examples of you at your artistic best. The first one in particular shows a fine eye for composition and your keen eye for extracting every nuanced detail from a scene (that means I REALLY like it ). There is so much lovely detail there to explore yet the placement of the Cannon anchors both the scene and the eye.
For me, and after these first two, the remaining images, while very good, lack impact by comparison. Peter
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