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Comment by chipuc:
The most preferred way is to fill the frame but depends on the subject I have. Anyway this is what I aim for.

Thx for your nice comment!

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Comment by EL-ROI:
Wonderfully bright colors! Excellent sharpness and focus on the yarn.

Your gallery is going to be so colorful after 52 weeks. I wondered if you were going to continue using the fill the frame technique to fill all 52 shots with brilliant colors. Here you kind of left that behind. It would have been cool to spread out the yarn to fill in the white space a little. You still could have kept the balls of yarn oof in the background.

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by chipuc

Comment by ceszka:
Nice idea!

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Comment by chipuc:
regarding the tilting, quick editing only

thx everybody for such nice comments!

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Comment by bspurgeon:
Argh! I thought I had commented on this. Another excellent example of varied shades of a given color. This is my kind of abstract, and would fit well in my theme for the year! Good work. Keep it up! I really hope you don't fall behind because I want to see what you come up with 6 months in to this project!

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Comment by bspurgeon:
Excellent. Who would have thought that a stack of red books would be interesting. The various fonts and colors break up the red, defines the differences between the reds, and adds to the chaos that the color red engenders.

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Comment by bspurgeon:
You know, I dig the visual distortion created by the pov and corner.

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Comment by EL-ROI:
YOu got the book shot down well. Your gallery is starting to look great with all the varied colors! This one adds the yellows with the patina of the old pages. Keep on collecting those color tones and you will have one awesome looking collection by the end of the year!

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Comment by chipuc:
when books get old

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Comment by jasonlprice:
I'm in agreement with everyone else regarding your project...great idea and great execution so far. I love this one.