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  1. 20-07-2010, 11:03pm #1
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    Tilt Shift

    A couple of random shots from today
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    LOL!.. I love the tilt effect of the train tracks/silo shot!
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    Help, the world is tilting! No, it's ok, it's just the photos. Nice work
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