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[For Hire] Want your photos to have completely different look?

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I can recreate the lighting and even some of the visual attributes from a reference photo to give your image the style you’re after. Whether it’s cinematic, moody, golden hour, studio lighting, or a specific aesthetic, I’ll do my best to match it.
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u/AgitatedLadder8930 — 1 day ago
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Hot take: Klay Thompsons form is kinda ugly

Klay Thompson has one of the most technically perfect jump shots ever, but aesthetically I actually prefer guys like Steph Curry’s form by a lot.
Klay’s shot is the definition of textbook clean, consistent, and beautiful in the traditional sense. But something about it looks a little stiff compared to Steph. Steph’s release looks way more natural and relaxed. The way his arms flow, the quick recoil after the shot, and how effortless his motion looks makes it way more satisfying to watch.
Obviously Klay’s jumper is elite and there’s nothing wrong with his mechanics, but if I had to choose the shot I enjoy watching more, I’m taking Steph every time.
Anyone else feel like Steph’s form just looks smoother even though both are alltime shooters?

u/AgitatedLadder8930 — 6 days ago
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Vecna’s prophecy

Did anyone else feel like Vecna became way more intimidating once it seemed like nobody was truly safe?
Ever since he showed Nancy that vision in Season 4 and basically promised what was coming, every scene with him had me thinking, “He’s actually going to do everything he said he would.”
When the danger reached Mike’s house, it really felt like nobody was off limits anymore. I honestly wish the writers had let Vecna follow through on more of the threats he made. It would’ve made him feel like the kind of villain where, once he says something is going to happen, you know it’s actually happening.
I think that’s what makes the best villains—they don’t just make threats, they keep their promises. So, Did anyone else feel like Vecna would’ve been even more terrifying if more of the things he foreshadowed had actually happened? or do you think the writers made the right call? Why?

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u/AgitatedLadder8930 — 6 days ago