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White paper on a white background. Still playing with this, as it looks totally different on my laptop to my works pc.
This is a discussion on January 2012 - White on White within the Level 2 photography assignments forums, part of the Photo assignments category; White paper on a white background. Still playing with this, as it looks totally different on my laptop to my ...
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White paper on a white background. Still playing with this, as it looks totally different on my laptop to my works pc.
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fine submissions!
Totally dig your concept on this one Susan. Lovely!
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Not easy! I'll think of more as the days come and I search for things available to me. With the above entries..making it hard! Fantastic stuff!
Never understood the white crayon. Barely seen to the eye.
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This is a hard subject. I went with the five teeth my oldest has lost so far (my youngest hasn't lost any yet). The tooth shaped box is where we keep them
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these are all terrific submissions so far. I'll have to figure out how to tackle this.
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very creative everyone - love it!
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My first attempt.
Using natural light,
ISO 100
f 6.3
1/200 sec
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Last edited by mbrager; 01-20-2012 at 08:58 PM. Reason: New composition
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