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I’ve watched the movie a few times myself, and there are really three words that define the entire movie. I’ll leave it up to you to guess what those three words are.
So imagine how amusing it was to see this at the dog track?
Camera: Nikon D3000 with 18-200mm Nikon Lens
Processing: Adobe Lightroom 3, Topaz Adjust, Photomatix Pro 4
This post brought to you by Kristi Hines
Kristi is a freelance writer, blog marketing expert, and social media enthusiast who loves photography, tennis, and hiking.
Kristi has posted 162 awesome photo(s) on Photostry.
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I like all the different textures in this shot. Fantastic job Kristi!
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Very cool! Loving the detail and the overall composition. Great processing too!
Chris Kenison recently posted..Frozen
Really cool find. I like the comp and the processing. The graffiti adds a nice flare to the shot as well. Great shot!
Chris Nitz recently posted..Mr Solo
So much to look at here Kristi, my eyes are jumping all over the place! I love the low POV too, really excellent work
Dave DiCello recently posted..Lucky 13
This is a great series I’m surprised this building is still up.
Captain Kimo recently posted..Thailand Fishing Boat Docked by Mangroves
Awesome Kristi…and you’ll probably get a kick out of this
http://www.mikeolbinski.com/2011/01/watchmen/
Mike Olbinski recently posted..The winding road
Haha, we caught it from the same angle. I presume to avoid the rest of the “artwork” to the right?
I don’t remember what the rest was
Just liked the angle 
Mike Olbinski recently posted..Warped
That totally rocks! Great processing, great comp, love the whole scene. Well done. Jim
Ha! That’s awesome! I loved that movie. Little slow at first and maybe a tad long, but pretty good.
I like the processing you did on this shot, works really well specially when you think of the style that the movie was shot in
A.Barlow recently posted..Concrete Butterfly
Very nice Kristi. Love this shot.
Chris Frailey recently posted..Under Lock & Key
Great perspective, Kristi. I love how you’ve captured the light on the chairs, leading our eyes all around this wonderful clutter!
Barbara Youngleson recently posted..Old San Juan
Love the details in the chairs. I’m really digging the low perspective!
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You did an awesome job of composing this! Nice work!
Keith Moyer recently posted..Puddle of Sun – HDR
Awesome, Kristi.
I love this image, great textures and detail.
Jimi Jones recently posted..Just An Illusion
Very cool shot. I’d have laughed my rear off if I had stumbled over that! So come one, what 3 words?
Tom Baker recently posted..POTD- Cleats
I love the low POV of this shot. And the framing is just great. Never seen the movie. Would love to learn what the three words are.
Wow, this is perfect, great compo, what a great find!
Mike Criswell recently posted..Eddy was Here
Saw the movie. Read the book. Love the photo. Don’t know what the 3 words are.
Mark Garbowski recently posted..Shadow Lines – Continuing the Self-Critique
What a find. I would have to carry around extra spray paint for something like this. Nicely done!
Justin recently posted..Out Their Front Door – Dr Jeff Edwards
The title attracted me to this old post. I haven’t seen the movie yet, but the graphic novel is one of my favorite books (which says something.. since my normal favorites are “boring” things like Walden, The Great Gatsby, Charles Dickens, and so on). I’m almost afraid to see the movie maybe…..
But great shot. I never did must urban ruin exporation (urbex?) back in the states. A lot of people do it here, but I’m a little lerry of that because I have a family and don’t want to risk my Visa, but if I ever make it back to the States I def will have to try my hand at it. You take some great shots.
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