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Rejected photos     posted on 27th of february, 2009

Never remove your rejected photos! And never be upset about this!)))
Look at them through the eyes of a designer or artist and you will see something special in each of them.
Perhaps you come up stunning collage, or a bright pattern or a funny illustration!?
If you long look at the patterns of marble, its texture streak, you can see some fantastic characters or animals or something else shade!
Cut, glue, paint, stick! Be a little child!
Oeuvre everywhere!)))


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Comment by Grofnula on February 27, 2009
Yes I agree, I often use rejected materials in web and poster design, to achieve archaic, atmospheric, strange or other effects. Sometimes these photos are exactly what I need.

and of course...do resubmit them somewhere else on the web and so increase % of overall acceptance!

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