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Studies in Peculiar Occurrences
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An online exhibition for nobody's perusal, my writing and photographs.
Here's a new project: "Fixtures: A Rock at Home"
http://www.vdmn.net/index.php?/fixtures/rock-at-home/
Looks weird on a black bg 
Any and all comments welcome.
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Re: Studies in Peculiar Occurrences
the right one of this is pretty cool : http://www.vdmn.net/fixtures/rock1/f_rock1_3.jpg
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Re: Studies in Peculiar Occurrences
well done
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i feel like they are all edited to the max.
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Re: Studies in Peculiar Occurrences
Yeah they are all too processed... The colours are whacked and the contrast is non-existant in most of them. Also if the rock is meant to be the subject of the photo, make it the focal point or at least make it so that it is visible. In all of these it just kind of disappears into the background with no sense of presence at all.
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