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  1. 07-22-2010, 07:09 AM #1
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    Hey guys,

    I've been so busy with moving home and my new job that I have not had time to do much photography! But i'm trying to get the time and get back into it!

    Here is my latest piece, it is an abstract portrait. Hope you like it!

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    Welcome back, it has been a while since I've seen a shot from you. What a comeback though. I don't normally go abstract shots but something about this one is very riveting.

    Seriously, though. Nice shot and the layers are very cool.
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    It's quite an unusual shot for sure but I like it. i also think just the BW of the model is a very strong shot on its own.
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    I like the model which is very well done.
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    Very creative!
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    Thanks guys
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    mmmmmmmmmmmmm, yes ... the stars pointing to the (almost) first and seventh chakra ... well thought out and executed. Lovely creation.
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    Very interesting and artistic portrait, I really like this concept. Well done.
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