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Hey, that IS a great idea....thanks!

muchissimas gracias Ziaounaitito!

Thank you sweetie..

Actually, it was a fundraiser. People could pay and get to bash the car, and all the money went to a good cause. The car didn't run anymore anyway, people got to take out their inner fantasy of bashing a nice car, and little kids got helped (the kids weren't there or even aware it was going on).

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Yipeeee you're back at last! I thought someone tried to copy your style
Welcome back Ernest, please stay

Merci

Thanks Magical See, I'm back

Congrats Olguittina

Congrats, this is brilliant Brian

Congrats Olga

Congrats Brian

congrats for 1 and 3

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Hmmm I don't understand.? Did I give myself away in the comment?

Oh sigh....why? Such violence, I don't understand and on a Lincoln.

Congrats.

Loved this one. Congrats.

Congrats!

Congrats. Great choice of background source.

Congrats

Congrats. Beautiful car and shot

Also comments need to be anonymous!
Please adjust.

Full on macro shot,good one

Nice one, and I like the B&W

Nope. Just someone bashing a window.

Looked like a combo of two photos.

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The bravery of these pilots was nothing short of honorable. The risks of flight alone in this era was sketchy... and to engage an enemy............unimaginable.

good drama photo this

Thanks. That aircraft carrier was a very interesting place. This (and other planes) were located right below the flight deck. I never appreciated how huge those ships were until visiting, and even they are small compared to today's.

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No. It's a rear window being bashed with a baseball bat. Why?

Wonderful.

Is this a composite?

ha ha ha ha good one!

Really great to read the history here...thank you for this, I appreciate it a lot.

Appreciate the information, thank you.

Nice.

Thank you.

Good connection between the man and horse

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Lovely ugly!

The depth and vastness is exactly the desired effect. I rarely follow coventional photo techniques because.....I see things uniquely and thus, do things outside the box as it speaks to ME. Even when the critics speak, its a win for me because they "looked". So many conformists just become obscure in the crowd of ordinary. Glad you like this and remember to strive to do what please YOU!
Cheers

Actually I like your crop even though the pundits will tell you to use square format with round objects, but we all know rules are for fools and ought to be broken. I like the "vastness" of sky felt with your presentation it works. Thank you for your response.

Symmetry mostly. My camera maxes at 400 m and the crop quadrupled the focal length bringing out the details. The composition looked right to my eye and well.....I just liked it! :
Thanks for the nod.