Growing Older Part II

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By: Renee Robinson
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Photographer	Renee Robinson {Karma:2112}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Cannon Rebel
Categories	People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	35 to 80 mm
Uploaded	4/24/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Max 400 speed
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Views	224	Shutter	1/90
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Dina Marie {K:-1410} 5/9/2004

I think the lamp tilted is pefect for an older person that might not have the energy to maintain all in the house. I think if the shadow (flash?) were taken off of the lamp, this would be a winner shot. Looks like something out of a book.

Gabriella Carta {K:22879} 4/14/2004

beautiful shot, regards by Gabry

kita mcintosh {K:18594} 8/22/2003

I think this is so wonderful and expressive even idf you only see a small part of the face. And I love the tilt in the lamp.Tilting lamps are homely, like grannies...

Mike Marcotte {K:3948} 4/24/2003

It's something we can all relate to. There's good detail here, can even see the spots on the hand. The lamp though, tilted or about to fall. Maybe the entire image needs straightening or blur the lamp enough so it's not noticed so much.

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