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	10/21/2004 12:35:50 AM
	On Female Analphabetism: No Child Left Behind by wannmohamed Comment by kghoshal: nice snap ,you could have made the lighting effect a bit stronger to get some strong shadow effects.Could have cropped the right portion where the palte appears.
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	10/20/2004 08:34:40 PM
	On Female Analphabetism: No Child Left Behind by wannmohamed Comment by prozac: awesome picture:) I wonder what it might have looked like cropped a little more to the right... the shadow is a littel distracting to me.
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	10/20/2004 07:37:29 PM
	On Female Analphabetism: No Child Left Behind by wannmohamed Comment by Gatorguy: The shadow is really overpowering in this photograph.
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	10/20/2004 04:41:29 PM
	On Female Analphabetism: No Child Left Behind by wannmohamed Comment by kdkaboom: Very very good idea, but very very bad lighting. Maybe a tighter crop would help, get rid of that harsh shadow, the edge of what looks like a dinner plate, etc. Her expression is excellent, but the quality of the photo just doesn't match the quality of the idea. I'm voting it low for those reasons mentioned, but wanted to say I really think this is an excellent idea, and model!
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	10/20/2004 03:04:20 PM
	On Female Analphabetism: No Child Left Behind by wannmohamed Comment by tmilob: I like this shot!
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	10/20/2004 10:28:15 AM
	On Female Analphabetism: No Child Left Behind by wannmohamed Comment by whatdewuc: Looks like a challenging book fto learn to read from. Nice composition, Like the shadow, and her expression.
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	10/20/2004 04:08:34 AM
	On Female Analphabetism: No Child Left Behind by wannmohamed Comment by hughletheren: This is a beautiful portrait; cropping it close to the elbow and head would reduce the impact of the shadow, which I find distracting.
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