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Mike, I like this shot. Personally, I don't like bokehs and shllaow depths of field with hdr. There is something about the hdr look that just wasn't meant to be blurred out in my opinion. I think this works, but I would like to see a version shot at a higher f-stop for comparison. Just my 2 cents.

I wonder how barebd wire IP would affect education. I'd expect some sort of revolution: education would no longer focus on producing factory workers based on frequent evaluations, switching to a more grad school research-oriented style based on producing original work. Since the original work of students would be lower quality, you'd sell them for grades instead of money. The best student would earn money and create a portfolio of successful IPs that they would get paid for, which I assume would better incentivize school.The great transition would be when you leave school, assuming education has free access to many IP databases. You'd leave school with a small portfolio and choose your IPs (and thus your lifestyle) based on what you want to have access to.Of course you'd inevitably have a lot of trash and in a more globalized world fewer and fewer people would dominate the conversation, but that would drive the price down for important works. I'd imagine status would be based off of obscurity of your access to IPs, or how fast you could access them. The hipsters would inherit the Earth.