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22 responses

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  Lise Utne gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  But you just did ;-)

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  Regenia Brabham   gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  LOL!!! Her smile made me smile. I love it even though you really should not have. LOL.

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  Richard Knight   gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  Point well taken. Perhaps the most iconic photo from the Great Depression and your b&w treatment underscore the message. Nicely done.

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  Ronnie Ginnever gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  You have an amazing mind....

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  dp * said (30 Aug 2009):

  Oh the happy years. OK! I won't play with PS, I won't play with PS. I won't play with PS. :-)
  
  Great point Charles. dp

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  Warren ~Mangione~   gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  LOL, You have illustrated the point perfectly! This cracked me up, Charles!

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  Keven Oswalt gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  THANK YOU!!!! :)

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  steve maglietta said (30 Aug 2009):

  hmmm....do i see a theme here?

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  Sonia Adam Murray   gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  I love your humor Charles, and I agree with Ronnie you have an amazing mind.

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  Anne Worner   said (30 Aug 2009):

  Dorothea Lange is dead, isn't she. Interesting to see this so shortly after my depression style upload the other day.
  
  And yes, just because you can change something, doesn't mean you should. Captivating image, perfect of course in mono - or maybe one might think you'd done some color popping!!!

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  Alexis Gerard gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  Hilarious

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  Bruce Baker   gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  You have a valid gripe here, Charles. How did you find out about the art center?

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  adniloj   gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  yes, yes, yes!

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  Michele Randell gave props (30 Aug 2009):

  Ah.....I laughed out loud when I saw this.:)

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  Kathleen Mercado   said (31 Aug 2009):

  Well-said and well-shot! This got a laugh out loud from me...terrific and, witty and succinct:)

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  Robert Duncan   gave props (31 Aug 2009):

  great.

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  Aaron Schwartz   gave props (2 Sep 2009):

  Ha! Fab 'n' funny.

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  Tony said (3 Sep 2009):

  The original was 'photoshopped' to remove a thumb form the right of the print.

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  Charles Rushton said (3 Sep 2009):

  Actually, that is my unretouched thumb. It is catching the light from the window and so appears abnormally bright.

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  Tony said (3 Sep 2009):

  Sorry Charles, for not being clear, when the print was published they removed the Mother's thumb from the right side of the image which was awkwardly in shot below the arm of the child.

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  John Linton gave props (6 Sep 2009):

  Dorothea Lange is rolling over in her grave...with laughter.

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  Max Schenk   said (8 Sep 2009):

  Ahh...the merry years of the Dust Bowl. It's too bad the photo taken just after that one was the one that became famous....