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by undieyatch

Comment by Jutilda:
Makes me think of a shot a kid would take of his dad with his new camera back in the 50's. :~)

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Comment by Melethia:
Birds as leaves - quite lovely.

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Comment by bvy:
I wish you had given it a more ambiguous title. The picture is great and should be left to the viewer's imagination (it's a book of spells!). But the title reduces it to a poorly executed snapshot.

chapel lights
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Comment by blad:
perfect thirds undie!

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Comment by Paul:
OK, I'm going through the Free Study submissions, purposefully finding those images I think are shot with a less conventional eye - this is one of those images! Thanks for offering something that isn't just DPC friendly eye-candy (though of course there's nothing wrong with eye-candy):

Positives: Blurry, grainy but strangely it works really well - I think much of the effectiveness comes from the point of view. This is set up to trick the mind into thinking we are view a covert surveillance camera. Once that idea is fixed in our head , a 'low fidelity' image is perfectly in keeping with our expectation.

Critical stuff: All of the above! (or potentially for some viewers anyway). I'm sure you know that you won't win over legions of fans with this image but if you'd have wanted that you'd have entered something else.

Overall: A brave entry which offers a pure vision. Personally, I quite like it.

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Comment by pjd101:
take this on a cell phone?

chapel lights
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Comment by MrE:
I really like the window and the reflection, but the table is a bit distracting to me.

brass acanthus
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Comment by Blackbox:
To me, an excellent example of macro and a even better job at presenting it: 10

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Comment by npasel:
Great compisition for rule of thirds..7

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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Just added to my vocabulary with this one.