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Submitted: August 11, 2008
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Make:NIKON CORPORATION
Model:NIKON D80
Shutter Speed:10/12500 second
Aperture:F/9.0
Focal Length:100 mm
ISO Speed:1600
Date Taken:Aug 10, 2008, 7:11:57 PM

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The Devil's Rejectby ~slimikin

Photography / Horror & Macabre

"the devil's reject". copyrighted to My Wunderland Photography.

DO NOT USE WITHOUT PERMISSION.

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The Devil's Reject by *slimikin looks like a still from a movie that I really want to see. Harsh and gritty, the dry heat shimmers through the scene and makes me want to know what happens next... ( Featured by `RockstarVanity )

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~lolatheavenger Aug 21, 2011

"consider me willy fuckin' wonka. this is MY chocolate factory."

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~CobrettiCallahan Jan 29, 2010

Wow, a lot of people like this work. I haven't seen the movie, but i have heard of it and that was the first thing to come to my head when i first read the title.

To me anything with a desert setting or smart ass hero is a western. And i like westerns specifically because the desert is often shown as this vast almost desolate environment almost like a third character. And see this, i look at the desert not just as a setting but also as a character in a a way. Love it!

~slimikin Jan 29, 2010

Glad you like it, and even see something different in the photo.

~CobrettiCallahan Jan 29, 2010

You're welcome. Maybe it's because I such a nut about movies and westerns.

have u ever read Stephan King's The Dark Tower series?

~slimikin Jan 29, 2010

Only the first one. It was alright.

~CobrettiCallahan Jan 29, 2010

Wow! Same here. I'd like to see what happens in Roland's quest. Oh and Stephan King is working on a sequel for The Shinning. That book was awesome! I later learned the Stanley Hotel actually has the same problems as the Overlook in the book.