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    This has been on my Flickr stream for a few days but forgot to post it here for comments.

    C&C welcome! (Does it need more blurry people?)

    Security pose by thoughton, on Flickr
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    I like it Tim, but as you implied, I think a little more people would help it that much more.
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    It's good the way it is but yup could be even more dynamic w/more blurry people imo.
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    I like to revisit photos after a few months and see if I have a different take on it. This proved to be the case with this one



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    I like this version as well. Very graphic, looks somewhat like a film I used to use called ektagraphic or lithographic I believe. That film removed most of the midtones. Pictorial Use of Kodak Lithographic Film
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