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Re: Weekender 11 entry pjs
been a long time since i've seen a metal watering can
 Shane
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Re: Weekender 11 entry pjs
Funny. I seem to trip over one nearly every day  Greg
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All these photos show that you don't need a great location or stunning model (human or otherwise) to make interesting photographs.
I think the watering can is a great photo. It is one of those that force you to reassess the mundane and see the world in a different way. I feel much the same about the washing shot, but feel you haven't quite nailed the focus. I think it should have been on the line. The basket is also a good idea, but let down by the shadow of the line falling across the basket, and the fact that the top of the basket is cut off. If the frame had been shifted upwards slightly, and the line turned so that its shadow framed the basket rather than cutting across it, it would have been a great capture. Greg
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Re: Weekender 11 entry pjs
 Hats off for finding your themes within ten metres of the back door. Well done.
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