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Thanks Parm.. But gotta give credit to canada for producing the colors, I just take the
Having fun at sunset in Canada:
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You're a fashion icon.
Having fun at sunset in Canada:
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Without being a bug
, I don't think that's a June bug. It looks more like a Japanese Beetle. Nice pics though!! 
But I live in Ontario!!!You are probably right...well...actually...you are right. We have always called them June bugs....they are technically a beetle...Without being a bug
I like the B&W - but the splash of color might work better if you toned it down.A walk in the woods
Made changes to the B/W photo, where I left the path and my daughter in color while using B/W for the rest of the photo.
So better, or worse then the B/W version??
Yea, I ended up deleting it. Just didn't work for me. I think with a little work on the angle and DoF I might get it down. But for now I like my first attempt at B/W.ThanksI like the B&W - but the splash of color might work better if you toned it down.Made changes to the B/W photo, where I left the path and my daughter in color while using B/W for the rest of the photo.
So better, or worse then the B/W version??
That's Big. Would have loved had you taken a shot laying down beneath it and looking up. Think it would have had more "pop".
Tom Arnold has reached a new low
Awwwwwwwww.
Mr. furley will NOT be happy if he sees that "distrubing" image.
is slow. 
