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Beautiful eyes! Blue-eyes.jpg
Very nice. I find it to be a bit too bright though. GLU.jpg
Very cute! Does he have a crack in the top of his beak, or are they made that way? :-p ostrich.jpg
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I agree with Geoff, I often blur the background out with PS when in the same situation. Still a grea...
by Derek 		Skate.jpg
Great shot, nice treatment. I can't help thinking it is a little 'over processed', the overall quali...
by geofflaw 		old_backyard_bear.jpg
A great action stopping shot. Really sharp and a great pose. The only thing is, the background is a ...
by geofflaw 		Skate.jpg
I really like the cropping on both these pictures especially this one. The expressions are brilliant...
by geofflaw 		My2BebesCropped.jpg

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