Careful Lads! by Doug Cruden

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25-JUN-2009	(c) Doug Cruden

Careful Lads!

Cheltenham, Glos

It's amazing how blunt a razor looks at 100% crop!! I'm surprised us blokes don't shred our faces every morning as we make ourselves presentable to the world....mmm, maybe a beard isn't such a bad idea after all!!

Thursday 25th June's entry to the monthly Challenge; for other Pbasers getting close to metal this month (but hopefully not as close as this!) click here

Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 60mm f/2.8G ED AF-S Micro
1/10s f/18.0 at 60.0mm iso200 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	25-Jun-2009 17:47:20
Make	Nikon
Model	NIKON D300
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	60 mm
Exposure Time	1/10 sec
Aperture	f/18
ISO Equivalent	200
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	manual (1)
Focus Distance

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malcolm haslam		29-Jun-2009 11:29
Another great idea, and so well executed. Sharp as a...

Barbara Heide		28-Jun-2009 12:59
nice close-up!

Jola Dziubinska		27-Jun-2009 01:01
Fantastic macro, very good shot.

Walter Otto Koenig		26-Jun-2009 18:59
Great abstract of the most expensive razor blade in the world. Five blades and the shave isn't any better when they had two. :o) Excellent details on this and a great idea for the challenge. "V"

Timothy Guenther		26-Jun-2009 10:40
I've had a beard of some sort since I graduated from High school in 1969! Great abstract.

Cindi Smith		26-Jun-2009 02:56
I like this but never would have guessed it is a razor...think you need some new blades! Makes a great abstract!

Jeff Lobaugh		26-Jun-2009 02:53
Fantastic macro!!

Guest		25-Jun-2009 22:27
I am convinced of a beard since it started to grow ... ;-)

Mairéad		25-Jun-2009 21:06
Would never have guessed what it is - well done

Guest		25-Jun-2009 19:21
Ohhh, I like this one. The lines & blue colour are very beautiful!

Peter Stubley		25-Jun-2009 18:10
Nice composition, great contrast.

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