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29-JAN-2008	Mr. Wonderful

Cradle of Civilization

Canon EOS 350D
1/6s f/4.0 at 17.0mm iso100 full exif

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Canon DSLR Challenge		04-Feb-2008 15:15
I wasn't going to comment but decided I need to say one thing. I wouldn't want MY chest to be compared to the likes of a butt crack.... Penny Street

Guest		04-Feb-2008 02:18
I shall leave it alone.

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Jan-2008 15:53
POKE A STICK!!!!!!!!? LMAOTIRDML!!! ~ Lonnit

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Jan-2008 04:32
I think we can say that there is a very demonstrable artistry at work here, humorous and rude at the same time by a close crop that is just ambiguous enough to make us want to poke a stick at it to see what happens. Is it a PB 'cause no one would dress like that??? ... but it can't be 'cause there's that button... What a hoot! -tv

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Jan-2008 03:35
Well I dunno.. but if someone point a couple of these at you and say "please help me with my problem", chances are it's YOU who are being framed ;) -k2

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Jan-2008 03:21
You know it's funny that plumer's butt be brought up because with just a slightly higher crop on the top, where the breasts actually junction outward, it did look like an a$$ crack and so I changed the crop to this version. I was myself a little surprised how breasts could look like a butt... I'm sure there's something important in this...but damned if I know...lol Thomas Jefferson, (Writer of the Declaration of Independence to you, Bub! Thank you very much {grin})

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Jan-2008 03:07
Ever see the "Southpark" where the kids shoot a photo of Cartman's PB and pawn it off as a breast shot to bribe some of the 6th graders into providing protection for them? Just curious. El Plomero

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Jan-2008 01:16
PB did cross my mind during viewing as well. :) ~ Lonnit

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Jan-2008 01:13
CJ, I'm glad you said that! I thought perhaps I was the only one thinking I was seeing 'plumber's butt' when I first saw the thumbnail...and was afraid to say so. Of course, it became obvious what it was once I opened the image. --mlynn

Canon DSLR Challenge		31-Jan-2008 01:07
Have you been hanging out at Hooter's again Mr. Wonderful? This is hysterical! I have this vision of a photographer hovering over these breasts with a wide angle lens! When I first saw the thumbnail though, I thought we were seeing plumber's butt or a baby's bottom! LOL! CJ

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Jan-2008 23:20
I wasn't talking about the picture, I was talking about the selection of outfit! LOL! Great comment, Kiki! LMAO! Now, I don't know that my errrr, ahem... small(???) breasts would have any more or less of a job fitting into a panorama - guess it's time for another self-portrait! LOL! - but, hmmmmm.... would all of you guys consider a 32/34D to be small? I tend to think I am nicely proportioned, thank you! LOL! Kiki... comments??? LOL! ~ Lonnit

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Jan-2008 22:03
Well, yes, I'm sure they have problems with that also....lol Your's Truly in Fleshy Happiness, Rex the Wonder Dog

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Jan-2008 21:20
The problems that large breasted women have with what? lol.. Panorama photographers? :D -k2

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Jan-2008 21:14
I understand, Lonnit...and agree to a degree. I sensed going in that photographing large breasts in a panoramic fashion would be problematic at best...but worth the go. As a small breasted woman yourself, I am not at all sure that you are aware of the problems that large breasted women have with this. Interestingly, this is one of the few instances where a man's sympathetic understanding might be better than that of another woman. Be that as it may, I thank you for your take on this...I will give a different frame another try when I have time. You don't know till you try. Your Friend, Humberto

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Jan-2008 20:46
Truly not attractive. She make think it, but it's not working. At all. period. ~ Lonnit

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Jan-2008 19:09
Let me be serious her for a moment...after I unbutton that button....lol I have about 5 of these, this is the on that is least in focus and it troubles me that I choose, so far, this one to post. The others are unprocessed but...when photographing fleshy flesh, it is, I sense, best to leave it a little softer. The other frames at 100% look...sigh, let me be frank...a tad unappealing, or so I think at this moment. Hummmm Mr. Stupendous!

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Jan-2008 11:46
Nice aspect ratio! I'm guessing - Traveller.