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Image 05 May 2005 'Pong 2 Comments
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Bright colour of a back street in Newtown.

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Last reply was 08 May 2005
  1. Matt
    View 06 May 2005

    This is a great shot. Nice job.

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  2. Nate
    View 08 May 2005

    Great composition. I love the way you captured the shadows.

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