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  1. 04-07-2010, 10:56 PM #1
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    Found a Garden Wall the other day and thought it was very nice.

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    Ooooh....love the Depth of field here Iggy...very well taken!
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    I can see why this appealed. Looks like quite a slope back there too!
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    Thanks. Fun little shot. That part of the park did have a rather steep slope on it.
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    very nice iggy. this could go in the assignment thread as well.
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    All you need now is a shot of a kid walking along the top. I mean, I'd do it if I were a kid.
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