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Broken Heart

Broken Heart

Broken heart...

This is supposed to be out of focus. Because sometimes things just dont look good in focus.
Normally I use a pinhole for ...
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Broken heart...

This is supposed to be out of focus. Because sometimes things just dont look good in focus.
Normally I use a pinhole for this kind of thing but this is my first time defocusing with a real lens. It just wasent working when I had it in focus.

Set up: This is a paper heart with broken glass on it. It is laying on a mirror and lights and the backdrop are being reflected.
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Jul, 2009

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great job this is beautiful

great job. pretty :)

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