Great photo. I also really like the clever idea. I would love to see the individual images and know how you managed to duplicate the poses. BTW: Very cute model.
Great photo.Would make a find wallpaper.How about writing a tutorial for the slow witted amongst us.
Well done
Thank you. A tutorial would be impossible seeing I spent about 7 hours on the post processing phase of this photo and don't remember all the steps I took. Basically I created the film background in Photoshop and cut up the photos I took and placed them into the main image. Most of the process I did as I went, which means mainly experimenting all the time.
You've got a good idea started here but I find it particularly distracting that the model faces a different way in each pose which is, as I understand the picture, not the purpose. The model especially looks airbrushed (her pair of jeans in each pic and her breasts and tummie in the second) in this picture. This, for me, takes a lot away from the photograph. But good start.
Very cute. Well done! I especially like the way the photo on the right is looking to the center and laughing/smiling.
On the critical feedback side, I do agree with another poster about the lower part of the shirt in the middle frame being unnecessarily different. Actually, to me it looks painted on there--not following her form. But one doesn't notice this right away, and I might not have noticed if I hadn't read the post and then looked there more carefully. Clever shot.
One thing that bothers me, in the first and last frame, her shirt does not cover her stomach, but in the middle, there is shirt were the other have skin
I suppose I could have done better if I had the time and had a good camera and was actually good at taking pictures.......I give you a 3.5, well 4... :) Have a good one Gary and tell Annie this is my name on here since I had to reregister...........congrats!!
Just come back to look at this and want to say again how excellent it is. Have to admit that it took several viewings before I even realised that this was more than 3 shots - you've preserved the reality within the illusion really well.
Congrats on another ribbon Kiwiness. Thank god you didn't use your 5050 so the lowest score on the 5050 page is still in my range :) This was my only 10 of the week and I don't think I had a 9 either. Easily the best image in the field. Great pic, thanks for sharing it!
Thanx for all the nice and helpful comments throughout this challenge. This was an idea I got after I found something similar while looking through a magazine. I changed a lot of stuff around which suited me better and adapted it to the challenge and ended up with this image.
There really is quite a lot of work involved and all up I spent something like 7 hours on it. (1 hour photo shooting + 6 hours Photoshop work).
These ones look harmless!!
I like the way you have created interest in the composition by the third face looking into the frame. Perhaps face one could also have been a little different to create more interest...
Very good! In my opinion, the best of this challenge. ~10
ADDED LATER ON - I think I just figured out who this girl is!!! It's Julia, right? From Kiwiness\' portfolio??? If it's not, I'll be soooo embarrased ...
As many interesting ideas as there are in this challenge, I think so far this is the most creative and well executed pic in the challenge. It looks like a substantial amount of work went into this as well. Nice job - 10
This is really cool work :) This is one of the most imaginative pieces I have seen this week by far. The theme you have created here is definitely strong and the film frame concept works really well also. This one gets a ten solely on creativity and execution of your thoughts :) - setzler
Well Done! I think the film overlay adds a great touch. Great sense of humor comes across in the photo, especially with the right most model looking over at the center.
Familiar looking model.
Great composition and use of the editing rules. Interesting idea! :) I don't like the second pose/facial expression, but don't tell her I said that! Excellent job.
Great idea, and I like the 'film' effect. Good one. Would probably be better if the model were looking at the camera, but I like the way she's looking at herself in the rightmost shot.
That is so cool... I can't believe how creative some of you are! I love the effect of the film. I'm glad I didn't enter this one because I can already tell I'd have NO chance. Great job!
Very nice idea. You did an excelent job matching up the pics. The border thing is a bit busy, but I see what you were trying for. I like how the image on the far right is looking at the image in the middle like "hahaha...you're not wearing a top." The background is not distracting at all. did you cut and paste? Good luck in the challenge.
My favorite of the challenge and not just because she`s showing her knickers. Well, ok that`s the main reason but also its a great set up that works very well and the film effect is excellent. If you have any out-takes feel free to send me them ;-) 10
This is very nicely done indeed. I've enjoyed really looking at this one in depth and think the way you've suggested that the image on the right is actually looking at the central image is very clever. The negative strip background definitely adds interest for me too. I think this is a winner and very commercial - I can see it on a promo postcard advertising underwear. If it's an original idea have you thought about sending it to some companies to suggest the idea for a future campaign?
This is so original and definitely stands out in the crowd. Presentation is fanastic and the colour and toning is great. The only thing I would change is the models expression in the shots, I think that a straight smileless expression would have had more impact. GL
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