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Photography | Staying Fresh and Dynamic as a Professional Photographer
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A great article, windrider86, but that shot of the kiwi/mouse was.... disturbing.
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very thoughtful article...intersting.
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Old 07-09-2009, 02:21 AM
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A great article, windrider86, but that shot of the kiwi/mouse was.... disturbing.
lol, i kinda thought so too
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A great article, windrider86, but that shot of the kiwi/mouse was.... disturbing.
That freaked me out as well.
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Old 07-09-2009, 03:17 AM
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A great article, windrider86, but that shot of the kiwi/mouse was.... disturbing.
I thought it was a good article too, and thank you for posting it.

As for the kiwi/mouse......with Windrider's PP skills, I'm waiting for an deer/harley metamorphosis. Or, pick an animal....I'm just waiting to see it turn into a Harley.

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Wow its really fantastic article....
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