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Live Wrong!

© Steve A. Mark

Live Wrong!

Uploaded: April 05, 2010 15:38:48

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Leica 50mm Summilux asph

Exif: Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1333/1000000 seconds, Flash: did not fire, auto mode, ISO: 160, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 50.00 mm, Model: M8 Digital Camera

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Nikki McDonald level-classic April 18, 2010

I suspect you asked her to pose there -- and it was a great idea as is her stance! Love this in black and white -- great interest, too. Just saw it in Editor's Picks - congratulations. #1259942

Steve A. Mark April 18, 2010

I would guess the same, but not true Honestly! I was in Newport, R.I. with my wife on Easter Sunday. I was focussing for the "LiveWrong" sign & waiting for someone to walk into the frame. I have no idea what she was looking at & just got lucky! Thats My Story & Im Sticking To It! :- ) Thanks Very Much! #8542784

Nikki McDonald level-classic May 02, 2010

Browsing EP's again and couldn't resist taking another look. Serendipitous indeed -- makes it even better :) The black and white is so striking here -- I love the patterns of the white panels outlined with black around the window and across the bottom of the door. #8584792

Steve A. Mark May 03, 2010

Thanks for coming back Nikki! Appreciate you taking the time & the wonderful comments! #8585202

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