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    This was a multiple exposure in-cameraof egret legs taken with my Canon 5D Mk III I converted to B&W in PS. Pretty much out of the camera.
    Thanks for looking. Comments and suggestions appreciated.
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    Hi Cheryl, nice multi-exposure! I am yet to try it on 5D3. I think the b&w makes this work well...

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    Kind of a ghostly image...I like the black and white. The lines and curves make for an interesting comp.

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    Very cool feet

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    Cheryl,

    Greetings. Primordial forest in the mist?

    Cheers,

    -Michael-

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    A different, well thought out, image, fits the theme perfectly....any goes again...Well done

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    You were thinking outside the box! I would prefer to see these more abstract.

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