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tizeye

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    Local gardens decorated for Holidays and had 20 hidden gnomes (I found 7). Had a little fun with B&W layering.
 
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Clix Pix

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What a poser! Lovely lighting as well.
Thank you! I lucked out when I spotted her sitting on a post on the pier. At first she was standing in positions I've captured her in before, or sometimes not facing the camera at all, but then she turned her head to just the right angle and bingo!! This was of course cropped from the original shot, which shows her full body, part of the post on the pier, etc., but I've done those before and thought it would be interesting to do a head-and-shoulders sort of thing since her pose all but invited just that.
 
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