While hanging around waiting for others to finish work, I spotted these large polystyrene numbers. This is the closest I could get to 10 with the numbers that were available: a two, three threes and a nine plus two multiplication signs. The decimal point is a tub of plumbing compound I found in a workshop when I went hunting.
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i honestly considered this to be rather fantastic, and promptly awarded your picture a 9. i'm somewhat dismayed it ended up 72nd, because it was one of my three favourites. the in-your-faceness of the numbers, their colour and size, are visually stunning. my only real criticism is the way it's been cropped; i feel that if you lost the bottom third or half, and made the shot squarer / more landscaped then i think it would feel more balanced; there just seems to be too much floor. but beyond that, i thought it was great, creative and huge fun.
being super pinickity thoguh, the title would have been better if you said it was to zero decimal places...
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