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I really like the last photo. The winner looks really intense. And it makes me giggle to see how happy the guy on the left is, even though he apparently has a huge gash on his cheek.
ReplyDeleteI also like the stance of the guy on the right in the first photograph. It looks like he's going in for the kill, while the other guy is just trying to get away.
The background atmosphere of the photos is also nice.