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No bullet can stop us now, we neither beg nor we won’t bow;
Neither can be bought nor sold.
We all defend the right; Jah – Jah children must unite:
Your life is worth much more than gold. (Bob Marley)
canon rebel xt, 18-55mm crappy kit lens
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Jah-Jah action not abstraction; got the vibes going here, no soul searching, and yes, “Ready for the world.”
Love it!
yea i guess you’re right… this probably doesn’t belong to that series… thanks, margot… luv your comment as always
– rob castro
great work!!
karen… thanks for noticing and the kind comment… mean a lot – rob
– rob castro
I am fond of your crappy kit lens:)))
beautiful flow, life is a movement…great energy rob
cheers, vesna… i think the designers of the crappy lens knew what they were doing as it does what it’s designed to do: capture great crappy images (LOL)… seriously, for some time i’ve complained about it because it would not give me that great National Geographic look… until i decided to use the lens in a different way and it seemed to do very well when used in artistic photography… actually, i am quite happy with the results i’ve been getting…
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thanks so much for your supportive words and have a great weekend – rob
– rob castro
very intelligent approach rob:)
thanks for the insight, I really enjoyed knowing more behind the “crappy lens” mystery
happy weekend
A great piece, you always achieve such interesting and creative images :)
cheers, trish… thanks for encouraging words
– rob castro
That is GREAT Bob words and amazing stuff this.
Where can I buy a crappy kit lens?
dani… you’re funny… thanks for noticing and wonderful comment…
– rob castro
great work
… thanks for your kind words
– rob castro
So FABULOUS!!!!!!
robin… thanks for wonderful and encouraging words
– rob castro
excellent
scott… i am honored by your visit… thanks for kind comment
– rob castro
Fabulous piece!
cheers, wolfepaw… thanks for kind words
– rob castro