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Old 1st March 2005   #1
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Default Lonely by the Riverside

Sigh~~Monday Blue!!!!

"Sometimes I get lonely, but it's nice to be alone."

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Old 1st March 2005   #2
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SUnkist: Darren has told us not to post photo here, maybe you want to consider posting it at the right place, please?

Thanks!
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Old 1st March 2005   #3
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See... George... u should be a mod too... whahaaaa....
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Old 1st March 2005   #4
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wah Vincent....

I was looking at the pics, did not notice anything special... then i noticed the botak guy sitting among the stautes.. wah seh.. nicely captured.

A trick you might want to try is to create a duplicate layer and darken further, and then delete with a soft brush to bring the main character into attention.

You are truly a great opportunist.. kekeke.. i seldom chance (or rather i missed) upon good shots. Cheers to you!
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Point taken. Edited.
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Actually trying to have those sepia sadden kinda of "feel". But it not a sad photo, somehow it lonely, but yet sometime, people tend wanna to be alone.. see?
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