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05/10/2010 03:53:29 PM |
| This image leaves your audience at a total loss. We look and look and seek even the most subtle hints, but all to no avail. |
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05/04/2010 08:02:18 AM |
| I am completely missing the double-exposure effect here. As far as the photo goes, it seems to have been taken in fairly bright light . The shadow that cuts across the right hand prong of the anchor is distracting, and the smaller green anchor gets rather lost against the green background of the deck surface. |
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04/29/2010 10:49:18 PM |
| Is there a double exposure in here somewhere? |
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04/29/2010 11:13:17 AM |
| Can't figure out how this is a double exposure, sorry. |
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04/28/2010 10:34:56 PM |
| I don't see the double exposure :( |
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04/28/2010 06:55:23 PM |
| I have looked really hard and i can't see the double exposure. Maybe it's just me though, good luck. |
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04/28/2010 03:27:17 PM |
| this is too busy for me. can't see the double so you acheived an essential element. |
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04/28/2010 02:18:44 PM |
| And this is double exposed how exactly? |
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04/28/2010 08:27:54 AM |
| I can't tell what the double exposure is? Seems like DNMC :-/ |
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04/28/2010 07:58:43 AM |
| Sorry, I must be missing it because I can't tell how this is a double exposure. |
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04/28/2010 07:49:01 AM |
| You have me scratching my head as to where the double exposure here is :-/ |
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