A left-over shot from the silhouette shoot. I like the combined strength and delicacy portrayed in the sculpture and went for a viewpoint that emphasized the solidarity of the queen's long reign.
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This shot shows your masterful control of light and composition, Nicole. Most who pass Victoria as she stands in the park would miss her stately nature and the delicate detail in her gown. You, however, have made these features sing in your beautifully minimalistic interpretation.
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