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    Thank you SkeletalMess for the free cardinal download, also thanks to una cierta mirada for the free texture.
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    Very interesting JJJ..I like.
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    Hey thanks Lisa. That church is actually a small miniature plywood structure. The gravestone in front of the church is real. The cardinal was downloaded from SkeletalMess on Flickr. Here is a link -

    Cardinal png. on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jumpinjimmyjava View Post
    Hey thanks Lisa. That church is actually a small miniature plywood structure. The gravestone in front of the church is real. The cardinal was downloaded from SkeletalMess on Flickr. Here is a link -

    Cardinal png. on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
    okay so that explains why the perspective seemed 'off' to me. Now that I can make sense of it, I like it
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    Nice composition in this Artsy shot JJJ!
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    Thanks Bambi and Marko. Graveyards, like junk shops, have so many little photo opp treasures. Thanks again for all your nice comments - jimmy

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    Nice one jimmy. Fantastic work.

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    Hey thanks so much AntZ. It was fun to shoot out in the falling snow. It can be a job sometimes searching for photo subjects. - jimmy

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    Hey jimmy, I like your very distinct post processing style.

    seeing your photographed model reminded me of this site...

    beautiful life

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    Hey thanks Richard. Glad you enjoy my pics - jimmy Oh,I use Color Efex Pro and Silver Efex to do most of my edits

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