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Posted by Hergest Ridge on August 22, 2006 at 01:41:18:
I find it almost impossible to take photographs of other people, even family. I feel as uncomfortable pointing a lens at others as i do when someone points one at me. I love exploring myself with the camera though (vanity?).
By the way i really like your choice of sepia treatment, i find sepia is used to falsely give a sense of age to a photo and i abhore that. It works very well indeed with your subject above.
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Paul