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  1. 01-17-2011, 09:10 PM #1
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    Nice! you sure nailed the eye on that one.
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    I love the composition here and that you caught him in mid stride.
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    Very nice shot, Michael. Grrr at you West Coasters and your "pretend" winters!
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    Excellent..the contrast between him and the background makes him jump off the screen and I agree with Bambi about catching him mid-stride.
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    lovely sharpness, comp and colour contrast as iggy points out.
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