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The third and fourth shots are really surreal, the fourth shot looks so sharp, and the 3rd shot has a great blending of the background and flag. The watercolor effect thing is pretty cool too, neat stuff
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Nice work you have done to these Patrick, they look so transparent almost, thanks for sharing, cheers Steve.
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Hi Patrick! Love the blurry softness of your Old Glory..i could almost see it dancing with the wind..i like the last one most..
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Patrick ,
Great job ! Really like the look of the last one there ![]() TFS, -John
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Thanks guys for your comments.....they really do have a sort of offbeat look to them....and different they are
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I think the last shot turned out the best, nice work Patrick
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