I took my Torch CD to a room in a building that is not yet finished. The microphone on the cover has a similar patterns like those in the staples and I found that symbolic. Those who are building homes sings the modern torch songs everyday due to the burden of the hard and expesive work they have undertaken.
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Camera Model: DSC-200
Equipment Maker: SONY
Date Taken: 4.6.2006 17:10
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ISO: 100
Exposure Time: 1/40 sec.
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this is just very weird - the record sleeve is completely out of context with its surroundings. even more weirder is that it seems to work exceedingly well - this itself would make a glorious album cover. with regards to meeting the challenge, i could be a bit pernickity and mention that temporary props aren't actually part of the room... but that's just me being excessively stupid. i think the post-processing is fantastic and the slightly bonkers thinking behind it is to be saluted. the only real slight complaint is that i would have liked to see the sleeve a little less stuck at the top of the shot. overall - 9.
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