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Finish This Sentence: My Pictures Would Be Better If…

It’s Monday. Let’s shake out the cobwebs from the weekend. Finish this sentence with your own words, from your own point of view about your own work:

My pictures would be better if _______________.

[feel free to substitute ‘pictures’ with ‘art’, ‘writing’, ‘painting’, whatever you like. BTW, my answer is first in the comments…]

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  1. Paul Armes says:
    January 13, 2013 at 2:24 am

    …had an infinate budget for equipment!

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