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Comment by PennyStreet:
this is just so ..... idk.... wrong. But it's right and somehow I just can't stop looking at it.

we the living by Ayn Rand
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Comment by posthumous:
I like this energetic angle and composition, combined with the angry micro-expression of what I believe is a fast food employee going beyond the call of duty.

The more I read about the novel, the less this seems to connect to it, but I do see a connection to the title and to the author, as we see capitalism in action, and anger repressed beneath it. 8

we the living by Ayn Rand
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Comment by lunachicken:
A decent candid. I get the tie to the story, but it feels forced a little. A little more on the dark scale would have helped build the story in this picture, as the only really dark spot is in the top corner and pulls my attention to it. 5

playing marbles
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Comment by mariuca:
fascinating to watch the world from the silence of your car!

playing marbles
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Comment by jagar:
Made me laugh, it's fab.

please
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Comment by lei_73:
If you wanted to compare the soft human skin with rough wall, it's hard to ыуу: hand is too grainy. Right side of the image is also very busy compared to blank left.

rear wheel
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Comment by herfotoman:
Thanks for the grin

playing marbles
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Comment by rjkstesch:
The writing on the lower left leads me to believe the shot is taken through a window, however there is not enough "detail in the ordinary" to make me feel you have met the challenge. 2

we the living by Ayn Rand
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Comment by emoons:
Never read the book, so I can't comment on that aspect, but the photo doesn't have any appeal to me.

Gave it a 3

we the living by Ayn Rand
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Comment by Tiny:
A fun image with attitude, I hope the book is too.6.