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madamemonty says:
Congrats Vibeke 
Lift Those Weights - created by kyricom
Free for any age - created by friiskiwi
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Thank you Megan
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Congrats Vibeke, great photo!
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Where would YOU set the weight? - created by kyricom
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A seated weight lifting machine. (5 years and 1479 days ago)
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A row of eliptical exercizers (5 years and 1479 days ago)
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A different aspect of healthy living,but a good one,think the narrow dof makes this interesting
Thank you
I agree with Photonuts comment but I have a question for you.
We all learn about the rule of thirds in photography so why did you place the narrow DOF so low on the frame? That position doesn't tend to draw the viewers eye into the photo but rather out of it in my opinion.
Rules were made to be broken. By putting the focus in the front, the depth implies a long journey (to health).
I never would have thought of that,clever thinking outside the box.
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