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15 responses

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  John Edwin May said (23 Sep 2007):

  I love the fact that you chose to have a very shallow depth of field. This intensifies the toe of the shoe! Additionally, I’ve noticed that you rarely use square composition, but when you do, you are just brilliant! Have you noticed this…?

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  Henry Bowman   said (2 Oct 2007):

  Thanks, John... I appreciate your comments

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  Joshua Blankman gave props (25 Mar 2008):

  Hehe, you certainly did your red shoe research Henry :-) Very rugged earthy photo with a great title. Well shot.

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