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Comment by LevT:
This is a binary number, 11001=25 :). Nice moody shot!

Those were the days.
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Comment by vawendy:
I was having Internet problems all week and it wasn�t able to load the pictures. And so when things finally loaded only had time for about 1/3-1/2 of naming. I went through quick and named ones that came to me. I love this one, but I put it aside until later because it seemed like it needed the perfect name. And I couldn�t think of one. It�s such a wonderful group and there�s such a story here. All I could keep thinking though, is the second guy from the left reminded me of Walter Matthau. It�s the nose and the smile. But the other guy doesn�t look like Jack Lemon. Huge congrats on the finish! Such a wonderful, feeling photo

Those were the days.
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Comment by Barroness:
Congratulations
You captured something beyond an image here, you captured a period piece of work. I might add that you captured it in a fun feel good way.
I love this image. Wonderful catch.

Those were the days.
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Comment by jomari:
Congrats on the yellow ribbon Anita. Great candid.
Fremantle is where my Mother and her family first 'landed' too.

Those were the days.
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Comment by glad2badad:
Wonderful candid presented, with, as usual, spot-on processing. Thanks for sharing the story in your notes. Would be fun to see if the coffee bar would hang a print of this? Imagine the surprise for the men in the photo (assuming they eventually were to see it).

Those were the days.
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Comment by skewsme:
A panda, a cowboy, a man with a cat on his shoulder, and a time traveler walk into a bar.

�What is this,� the bartender yells, �some kind of joke??�

Those were the days.
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Comment by SandyP:
The Boys Club Circa 1920

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Comment by sanders:
The Boys Club

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Comment by GeneralE:
Those were the days

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Comment by grahamgator:
The Brotherhood

I love this one. The expressions are priceless. My favorite.