Black & white pictures....
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toppick08
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.do it to it.
CableChick
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let's see if this works
got one more to go
got one more to go
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CableChick
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how do you guys put your pictures in the post? 
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CableChick
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last one ... I think.
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Jameo
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how do you guys put your pictures in the post?
upload your pictures to an image hosting site like smugmug, photobucket or imageevent and copy the link in the little imagine button thingy and presto! Big pictures
CableChick
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upload your pictures to an image hosting site like smugmug, photobucket or imageevent and copy the link in the little imagine button thingy and presto! Big pictures
Oh, gotchya!
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Speaking of photography.....guess who's coming back to the east coast soon 
Lissa Hatcher Photography
Lissa Hatcher Photography
Jameo
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Speaking of photography.....guess who's coming back to the east coast soon
Lissa Hatcher Photography
Really?!! She is freakin awesome!!
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hvp05
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So...
... sooo many.
I'll offer seven favorites, but I could probably pull seventy if I thought anyone would view them all.
Some notes:
#1: I was interested in this scene just for its elements, but then I began to think that the stones belong to relatives/spouses because of their proximity. I still don't know if that's true, but it is more interesting that way.
#5: One of my NYC favorites. The flow and contrast of all the different people is deeply captivating.
#7: Up close, I like the details. At a distance, I get a strong sense of the old "yin and yang" symbolism. But perhaps I'm the only one...
... sooo many.
I'll offer seven favorites, but I could probably pull seventy if I thought anyone would view them all.
Some notes:
#1: I was interested in this scene just for its elements, but then I began to think that the stones belong to relatives/spouses because of their proximity. I still don't know if that's true, but it is more interesting that way.
#5: One of my NYC favorites. The flow and contrast of all the different people is deeply captivating.
#7: Up close, I like the details. At a distance, I get a strong sense of the old "yin and yang" symbolism. But perhaps I'm the only one...
smoothmarine187
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Took this with my cell phone, did a lil black and white magic and then mirrored the immage....
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