i love wendy bevan, and i think the blurring works for some of the photos. i know she's all about lo-fi cameras, which is awesome, but would it hurt too much to increase shutter speed? i mean, we'd still get the theme of the shoot, just without overkill...maybe.
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i can't see what they're wearing. i can't see the models. i can't see anything.
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I'm sick of out-of-focus photography equating itself with amazingness and something unique and wonderful.
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Straining to see what could have been amazing details in some.
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I'd like to be able to see the pretty clothes, not strain my eyes to make out what the photos are.
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