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			|  | 05/19/2009 06:05:26 PM | 
		| | I don't think I would have ever thought this was a double exposure, interesting results your are getting with that technique! | 
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			|  | 04/20/2009 09:37:21 AM | 
		| | Happy coincidence.  If you hadn't said it was a double exposure, I'd never have guessed. 
 He looks like the original eminence grise.
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			|  | 04/19/2009 11:19:32 AM | 
		| | Is this one ancestor superimposed over another? If so, it is so well done I really can't tell. Was the underlaying photo originally beardless? What did you use for the overlay? How do you expect people to steal your ideas without giving more details :) Edit:
 Thanks for the clarification, Karen. This is great, I'm sure somebody will copy your idea for submission into a future challenge.
 
 Message edited by author 2009-04-19 13:43:25.
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