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Ignored post by Aisha posted

ArkanGL

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quote:
Originally posted by Lester Zombie:
That damned beard caught up with me again:

Woohooo!
Lester is back!

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Ignored post by ArkanGL posted

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YES! Lester has an eye for balance in his images that I really appreciate.

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Ignored post by editengine posted

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Thanks, Edit. I do a lot of cropping to make things look right to me. I'm glad it works for someone else as well.

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Ignored post by Lester Zombie posted

theminx

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SEA

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Ignored post by theminx posted

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The Lithos School of Curiousity is now enrolling

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martin

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Well, what did you take that with?

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Ignored post by martin posted

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I've just devved some XA shots now, Martini. They're drying. Tri-X in HC-110.

That was HP5+ in HC-110, through my ME Super with my angry f1.2 50 on it.

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Ignored post by lithos posted

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Ok, it's now cut and sleeved and undergoing my patented flattening process, under a shoebox under a book. Friggin' things are purple, as usual.

In other news, I've finally found a practical use for a Thomas Pynchon novel.

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Ignored post by lithos posted

martin

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More useful that most attempts to read one.

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Ignored post by martin posted

Wanderer

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In other news, I've finally found a practical use for a Thomas Pynchon novel.

I knew there had to be one!

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Ignored post by Wanderer posted

Newro

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In other news, I've finally found a practical use for a Thomas Pynchon novel.

And a flatterning one too.

Nice shot by the way. Like the fanned Italy.

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Ignored post by Newro posted

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Kids these days.

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Ignored post by Gringo posted

Lester Zombie

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Nice, Gringo.

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Ignored post by Lester Zombie posted

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For martinez! XA shots!

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martin

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So, do you like it? Seems pretty good for something that'll fit in your pocket.

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I'd crop Smirkygirl about 5-10% top, 5% bottom, and 15% right side. Bubbleboy is perfect as framed.

Print and hang those.

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Ignored post by Mean Old Man posted

colin

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I don't think I'd crop quite so much on the top, myself. But, as you know, I'm a twit.

Beautiful pictures, either way.

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Ignored post by colin posted

Gringo

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Originally posted by Mean Old Man:
Print and hang those.

Believe me, I've been tempted but their mother keeps objecting.

Seriously, advice appreciated. And thanks Colin (who is not a twit) and Lester.

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Ignored post by Gringo posted

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Beautiful children, too.

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