I use these tools for my "day job" (the way I have been doing lately in DP I better keep my day job!). I was attempting to do something a bit more playful than just show them at work.
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I like the setup of this shot. One of the more original of the series of wrenches I've looked at. Color and contrast are all nice, bit on the busy side. 7
The more I look at this the more I like it bumping up. 8
I'm upping your score by a point cause I love the title. LOL It's hard not to have those hot spots on the metal. You could almost crop to that bright one in the middle left and the shot might still be as effective.
What happens when the kids come out 1/6 inch and we dont know if it was the 1/4 or the 1/8 that did it? How many more identity crises must happen before someone puts a stop to tool orgies?
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