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June 23, 2012

Picture B&W: Shoot a documentary

June22a

First home game of the season (Saskatchewan Roughriders). I think this crop (4x12 ratio) is a bit odd, but the original seemed awfully empty above and below the people. Mosaic Stadium is in the background.

June22b

Same subject; much closer. I think this one is easier to understand; it feels more natural or something. (To get these shots, the girls and I picked up some ice cream at DQ and then stood on the west side of Elphinstone for a few minutes. We had already dropped off Neil for the game.)

June22c

Went to my archives for this one... Sophia landing her first- place long jump at a city track meet three weeks ago. The track is rusty red and the students were colourful, so this picture looks very different in full colour.

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