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Tatiana from gijon, Spain

Muy buenas fotos!! Tienen mucha fuerza....
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14 Feb 2007 7:53am

Daroru from Osaka, Japan

Sensational portrait! Nice lighting. What are all the people behind looking at?

14 Feb 2007 7:56am

elaine from paris, France

what a great portrait!!!

14 Feb 2007 11:44am

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Wow, really terrific!

14 Feb 2007 1:26pm

frank from amadora, Portugal

Fernando it is a very good photo, full of expressive feelings the face of the man.

14 Feb 2007 6:35pm

LwS from Cambridge, United Kingdom

Fantastic expression captured here Fernando; admiring your work from afar.

15 Feb 2007 5:42am

H.O from Victoria, Canada

Great shot. really nice .

16 Feb 2007 2:15am

Lynne from Atlanta, United States

Great capture, expression and contrast. Well done!

20 Feb 2007 10:40pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

I really love it as I mentioned already. Here's instructions for making links work:

Say you have a word that you want to make into a link. In this case, we'll use the words "click me".
So you highlight the words, and then click the URL button.
Now it should look like this: Click me
Then you replace the "http" with the full URL to the page you want to link to
Should look something like this: Click me
That's it!

22 Feb 2007 3:23pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

I really love it as I mentioned already. Here's instructions for making links work:

Say you have a word that you want to make into a link. In this case, we'll use the words "click me".
So you highlight the words, and then click the URL button.
Now it should look like this: Click me
Then you replace the "http" with the full URL to the page you want to link to
Should look something like this: Click me
That's it!

22 Feb 2007 3:24pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Sorry, the brackets in my instructions got eaten up. I should have known. I'll use parentheses instead of brackets:

Say you have a word that you want to make into a link. In this case, we'll use the words "click me".
So you highlight the words, and then click the URL button.
Now it should look like this: (url=http)Click me(/url)
Then you replace the "http" with the full URL to the page you want to link to
Should look something like this: (url=http://www.aminus3.com)Click me(/url)
That's it!

22 Feb 2007 3:27pm

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