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By: Steve Wise
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Steve Wise {Karma:215}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon Coolpix 950
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Uploaded	10/9/2002	Film / Memory Type
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About	Layton, UT at twilight. I gave up a few square feet of driveway space for Robert\'s bmx habit. Ma and Pa get to watch him do his thing...and it\'s an opportunity for a pic now and then.
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Chris Whaley {K:3847} 10/9/2002

what a way to put the bike up!....great shot steve...the thumbnail doesn't really give u an idea of what is really happening.

Steve Wise {K:215} 10/9/2002

I totally agree there's some distraction going on there...especially the exterior light. Here's the cropped version, plus b & w which I think minimizes the light distraction somewhat.

Ken Alexander {K:3905} 10/9/2002

Very nicely captured, but maybe the well-lit garage is a distraction from the main focus. I would crop everything on the right from the backboard on over, and about half of the space to the rider's left. Then it'll be perfect!

heather martino {K:3648} 10/9/2002

wow, thats a great BMX moment!

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