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©2006-2009 *hfpierson
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Submitted: December 22, 2006
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from the original 6x6cm negative. Shot in a vacant field which is now the center of Mission Viejo, CA in June of 1968. B&W panx film, Mamiya w/120mm lens. Retouched and restored in PS CS2.
Daily Deviation, 2008-04-30

Daily DeviationBoys with Kites 1968 by *hfpierson The distribution of the subjects in this photo is perfect and the tones are beautiful! This makes me think of summer. Gorgeous work. (Suggested by =BobRock99 and Featured by `rhapsouldize)

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That's nice!

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the haircuts are great!
fantastic shot indeed:)

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what a great shot of the boys who seem to be superimposed on the sky.... in that year( 8 years old) i too was flying a kite on a hill in Tiburon,Ca. that is now covered in mansions. sigh

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Nice one, Hugh. The silhouettes capture the scene beautifully.
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That is a sweet scene, nicely captures the innocence of childhood.
:heart: That's a wonderful pic! Love silloettes! ~E.

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I'm so glad you posted this. Not just because it's a great shot, but because I was worried. The shot really is great. And I worry way too much, I guess.

Happy last day of Chanukah to The Girl. You too.
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very nice one!

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