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  1. 03-25-2009, 01:14 PM #1
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    Variation in Normals...

    I just had to post these two pics of my normals because I had never photographed them together, and I love how they contrast each other.



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    Re: Variation in Normals...

    They are like two ends of the spectrum. Their nice looking!
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    Re: Variation in Normals...

    Very nice looking normals and great pics showing their variations
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    Those are really nice. I love the bigger, lighter-colored one.
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    Re: Variation in Normals...

    Beautiful normals!
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    Re: Variation in Normals...

    nice they are both beautiful!
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    Re: Variation in Normals...

    Very nice Contrast brings out both of their strengths so much more
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