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This image is a definite DMC
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thank you for lampooning the nonsense that is borders/frames here at DPC - most often they detract from the image just as this does. wish I could move my 10 to 11.
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borderline genius, should have been your personal best ;p
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1.352 times more asigmaticly chaotic than the rest!
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I see nothing wrong with your border and you didn't come anywhere near brown, so you were definitely doing it wrong.
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8 That colour spread is truly a hideous masterpiece.
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Ouch ya nearly blinded me lol - haha extra points for the humor and this shot should be published in photography borders 101 on what not to do - 8
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I am in awe of your bordering abilities.
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how to add a little sunshine to an otherwise grey day.
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lovely photo. the frame is growing on me
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I actually like it.
Message edited by author 2012-12-03 09:28:59.
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Nicely done! Really, really can't miss that border LOL.
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Well, that border is really very wrong, therefore very DMC.
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whoa!! That is definitely so incredibly wrong!
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This is my wife's favorite entry. Love it!
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Oh yeah, that's most definitely doing it WRONG!
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Ooooh, that's beautiful! :)
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If you were trying to antagonize the border patrol, you did it right.
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Yup, you definitely did it wrong. I think it deserves an 8. Please don't do this again though :) Actually it hurts my eyes so bad that I'll bump it to 9 :)
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Voted earlier coming back to comment.
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This one speaks for it self in a loud and colorful way. LOL!
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Could have done with a wider border for real drama, I think. Also, everyone knows lime green is more dramatic than yellow, geez!
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