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	11/29/2004 12:30:36 PM
	A study in Red by natatbeach Comment by alonzo4b: interesting but not as effective as it would have been in color.
	11/23/2004 08:49:12 PM
	A study in Red by natatbeach Comment by Gatorguy: I understand this is a black and white challenge, but I think this would look much better in color.
	11/20/2004 12:40:36 AM
	A study in Red by natatbeach Comment by Zoomdak: Interesting illusion to color. The angle and lighting of this shot doen't stand out to me at all.
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	11/19/2004 05:27:59 PM
	A study in Red by natatbeach Comment by pbrentlinger: poor subject for black and white, it looks odd without the bright reds
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	11/17/2004 09:20:45 PM
	A study in Red by natatbeach Comment by umbris: The transparency of the fruit is nicely captured.
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	11/17/2004 03:16:30 AM
	A study in Red by natatbeach Comment by brianlh: seems slightly blown out in some of the whites - would be great if you could reduce this slightly
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	11/07/2004 10:38:47 AM
	Nestled by natatbeach Comment by Moose101: Nice shot, love the green it this. Now if you only spotted a 4-leaf clover in there... ;-) Good Job!
	11/03/2004 08:38:51 PM
	Nestled by natatbeach Comment by Keys: this is cute
	10/23/2004 05:06:02 AM
	Homecoming by natatbeach Comment by Artan: One has to be very careful with photographs that are very specific of one country, as not everyone will understand what you are trying top convey. I feel that the light is a little strong on the pearls and desk top, and perhaps a secondary light would have helped to reduce some of the shadow.
	10/21/2004 07:10:20 AM
	Homecoming by natatbeach Comment by melismatica: A nice idea for a still-life. It is a bit overexposed. You've lost quite a bit of detail. This nearly directly overhead angle is the best for a still-life. I suggest shooting from a lower vantage point and side lighting to heighten the drama--you will capture more interesting shadow detail.
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