Four walls
- Thread starter Steve Boykin
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Pete Askew
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Love the lighting in the last shot and the symmetry in the third. The division in 3 parts works well in the first too with the lamp dividing the frame. The second shot is super too, not only a great subject but the colour contrasts work so well. I personally would have angled the camera a tiny bit higher to use the diagonal lines in the concrete to provide a lead line from the bottom left corner of the frame (but then you'd have needed to correct perspective a bit). Another wonderful series Steve. 
Steve Boykin
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I didn't quite get the photo of the boxing place. I was having a hard time because the street sloped down. Then this kid came over and started talking to me. He is a boxer there and was telling me about joining the Marines. This is what the building looks like. Sometimes I wish I had a small three step ladder in the car. Again Pete I really appreciate your input. It's just a hobby but at my age I enjoy it. I'd like to get better even if it's a long way to go.
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Pete Askew
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So you're only allowed in while toting! 
Why not get some steps?! Great idea.
Why not get some steps?! Great idea.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Right,...that's it. I've had enough! Be prepared to get Slap Hugoed!
Steve Boykin
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So you're only allowed in while toting!
Although I'm not positive, I think there may be a state law here in Texas that requires you be a-totin' 24/7. Now I jus' like to wear my iron in a hip holster. Some of them there more metrosexual types prefer to have theirs concealed. Quite frankly, I find nothing accessorizes both casual and formal wear quite like a Glock 19 in a holster. I'm a basic and always in style black type.
Julian de'Courcy
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Steve beuatiful images, superb, amazing and good. Love them, colours, forms, patterns, shapes and a touch of Egyptian wall painting. These are as good as any you'l see. You must be pleased.
