Where's My Book? I Can't Believe We Are Stopping, Again. photo

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11-NOV-2007	John Prichard

Maybe I better drive a little longer before taking the next one.

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ctfchallenge		14-Nov-2007 16:08
I have two others in pending that are competing for this space: "Climbing up 259" and "De-Commissioned". Or they could compete for the space of "Showoff" or "Dump Rake". What do you think? John

ctfchallenge		14-Nov-2007 16:05
Thanks for noticing the piece of taillight TV. To get it I had to include a little more of the trunk lip than I wanted. John

Canon DSLR Challenge		14-Nov-2007 03:04
NO! Don't replace it! It's genius! Permission is granted to PS her into anything she wants to be. She deserves it after being so good to Photographic-Genius-You, John. :)

ctfchallenge		14-Nov-2007 02:55
Nicely constructed John. I especially like the red punctuation mark in the lower right to kick off the journey through the frame. Along the way are intricate side trips off into the grass or exploring the tree reflections. This one is a creative pleasure. -tv

ctfchallenge		14-Nov-2007 00:07
Thanks Doug. This is the trunk. I am getting a little feedback from the subject that she did not give prior consent for publication (guess I shouldn't have showed her). The little light reflection around her mouth makes her look fat .. no wait, that is frowny. I will be replacing it tomorrow. John

Guest		13-Nov-2007 21:08
The hood line combined with the tree reflection lead us straight to the mirror. Good work. -COAmature

Rod		13-Nov-2007 19:09
You're doing a great job in this challenge John, all your shots showing very good leading lines. Nice to see your missus suffering for your ahrt:-)

ctfchallenge		13-Nov-2007 18:05
Well coming back from taking in a fence leading up to an abandoned barn, I see another photo op approaching from the rear of the car. Even though I used the spot meter on the mirror, I had to brighten a little in CS2 to get the image to stand out over the reflection in the trunk. PS. I did wait a few miles before the next one as even I can recognize the "indicators". John

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