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Interesting angles and composition in your series Juztin. It worked for me, I am pining to be there.
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I really like all of the shots showing the back of the monks heads - reminds me of turning your back on terror - well done Juztin
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Hi Juz, nice shots once again in this lot you have captured the spirit in a differant way. Always enjoy your pictures and so colourful, thanks you for sharing.
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Juztin,
These are good shots, but why the frames? To me that add nothing whatsoever to the image; I'd rather see the image size expanded to occupy that space that's currently wasted by these frames, and thuse see larger, and more detailed, versions of these images. One other point: please try to keep your image file sizes down. These images are each in excess of 100KB, which, for obe image, is insignificant. But you have 12 images within the one thread, and that makes things very different. So, smaller image file sizes, with perhaps larger but unframed images (and remember, the longest side should not exceed 800 pixels), and less posts within the one thread, is probably a better way to go. Thanx for your cooperation. g.
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