Duck induced Vortex (10 of 31)
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Comment by trevytrev:
Pulled the plug in the tub and down the drain the rubber ducky goes. Interesting effct you achieved.

lets go shopping! (11 of 31)
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Comment by luvmyaussie:
Great shot, Andi. I actually feel like I'm right there in the crowd. I know what you mean about candids...

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Comment by tph1:
Very soft and appealing.

lets go shopping! (11 of 31)
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Comment by tph1:
I'm diggin' the perspective on this one. I love shooting from the hip. Haven't tried it with my LB yet though.

By the way, when did you have time to take this with all the great commenting you have been doing?

lets go shopping! (11 of 31)
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Comment by cgino:
I really like this kind of street shot, Andi, probably because no one is recognizable. The tilt adds so much to the candid nature of the image, and while I am not much of a selective desat person it works PERFECTLY here for me!

Duck induced Vortex (10 of 31)
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Comment by ubique:
When I saw the thumb I assumed you'd stopped the world and spun the duck. Appearances can deceive.

lets go shopping! (11 of 31)
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Comment by Retroesque:
Fabulous candid.

lets go shopping! (11 of 31)
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Comment by pawdrix:
A little bustle and a little whoosh. The sense of being in the middle of the action is something I enjoy shooting for and you've accomplished it very well here. Selective desat...eh, well, I'll go against the grain and say I never saw the point in it. Unless of course, the viewer has a disability and they need a little extra help figuring things out. Which could be said for me, of course but still I prefer slugging it out on my own. Cheers!

lets go shopping! (11 of 31)
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Comment by Marc923:
Now just how do you focus a LB from the hip? My eyes are drawn to the center. Not sure why, but they are.

lets go shopping! (11 of 31)
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Comment by Jutilda:
Somehow this desaturation really works. ME LIKES