Turkey Neck

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By: Leslie Hancock
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Leslie Hancock {Karma:910}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Contax G2
Categories	People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Biogon 28/2.8
Uploaded	2/5/2004	Film / Memory Type	TMY in TMax
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Richard Dong {K:1738} 6/15/2004

The Hancock duality. A seemingly prim and formal English gentleman in a blue navy blazer but with the soul and demented wit of a Monty Python.

Ulf Forsberg {K:-64} 2/5/2004

Funny And different

Leslie Hancock {K:910} 2/5/2004

M.B.: I did crop a bit from the bottom to eliminate the hands, and from the top to eliminate the mouth and nose. This is how it has to be, as long and gawky as possible. (I used a 28mm lens to enhance the effect without being egregious.)

melinda blos {K:426} 2/5/2004

I like the idea. Did you tried to crop some from the lower side of the picture? The neck wood be more in focus, but perhaps you wood loose the contrastive effect of the composition.

Magda Marczewska {K:635} 2/5/2004

It's good idea and good photo

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