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Full view is recommendedTaken in Natural light on a sunshine morning
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I'd just like to take the time to let you know, this is fucking gorgeous. I love it.
That will be all.
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Featured in my journal and in a news article [link]
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I want to solve it...
Lovely picture by the way. The colors and contrast are wonderful.
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Nice focus, and Rubik's Cube is epic win.
Love those little cube buddies.
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A great shot from a little cube that makes you wanna commit suicide lol. (:
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Hey if you want, you can send it to me and I'll solve it for you and send it back 
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lol, "Solve it for you and send it back"...
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What? I can solve'm it's really easy, just a bunch of little ole' algorithms. I do it all the time.
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I just bought one of these recently. I think my record of solving it is 20 times in one day (after memorizing the algorithms of course)
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idk why but i ttly like this
its just......awesome
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those things are evil fabulous picture howeve
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conceptual one...Just jump! Time to live your life!...
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It looks so shiny, you must take great care of it if it still looks so good, i've used mine so much that the stikers are coming off :'(
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I can fix that for you ^_^ great photo!!!
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Rubik'sCube is always fun to look at, especially when unsolved~
I have this sudden urge to go and do this one now!
Lovely DoF and choice of cubies
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i like the sharpness, beautiful colors and focus!
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Stunning focus and depth of color. I love it!
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Wow, genius. You got these perfect coullours and this really calm mood. just greatly done
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i dont see why you need a critique when this is one of the best photographs i seen in a while.
Kudos
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really nice colours
oh yeah and i can solve those things but it took me forever to learn how!
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I can never fix those damn things but maybe that's because I don't understand the online instructions xD The focus and colors are amazing. :]
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it's crystal, thanks to your brilliant focus. and im happy to announce (whoever the audience is) that i completed my first Rubiks cube last week
*applause*
thank you, thank you.
have a great day.
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Congrats! I completed my first 4x4 last week, too
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A 4x4? a 4x4?!
4x4 as in 4 squares on each side? Well, i haven't seen one of those, I'll have to look it up. But i think 3 was enough for me.
Is 4 any harder?
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Well, kinda. You have to solve each center in the right spot and solve each part of the cross individually. That part's a bit repetitive, but easy when you know the algorithms. The REAL bad part is when you're unlucky and you have to do the last step because something's backwards or something. There are so many complex algorithms. I could link you to the site I use if you want
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Are some of the algorithms them same for the 3x3?
I Googled different squared sizes of Rubiks cube, i was speechless. a 10x10 Rubiks cube? Who are these people?
Ok, if i do choose to complete a 4x4 i think then i will call it a day. 3x3 was perfect on it's own, now it's nothing but a predecessor. The link would come in handy, unless i can solve it without instuctions.
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Really hard to solve it without instructions. After you solve the crosses, it's basically a 3x3 (unless you have to do another slight move to fix it, which is really annoying). I'm kind of new, so are we allowed to post links to things in comments?
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I should think so, if you're the nervous type i'd say to check in 'Help', but I've done it many times without any type of intervention.
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Okay, then. I use [link]
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wow
I love the contrast between the clear colours and the sharp front of the cube and the blurred background 8D
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