Took enough images to make this DPC legal if I wanted to. Reflections of the screens of these things are awful, not quite eliminated all of them in this one but probably as close as I was going to get.
Usual post-processing, resize, slight tweak with curves. Other p-p was to copy the image into new layers, size and rotate to fit, also had to remove a great lump of dust which had stuck to the screen.
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How did you generate the web page? did you take a copy of the source for the site and modify it yourself (leaving the pic in the middle blank of course) or was it generated using postproecessing in photoshop to change the way it was when you took it??
this is great!! you deseve the blue ribbon... besides, Aug 14th is my birthday so I like it more... sorry I can not vote on this one, if I would I'd give you 10
LOVE IT!!!! Probably impossible to fit the challenge any better then this, and very well done as well!!! I think you really may HAVE predicted the future! :) 9.
Oooh he he he... It's like when you go to the hairdressers and sit in front of the mirror and there's another one behind you and you get that endless mirror thing going on...
Skin tones are way too red and blue seems too blue - is the saturation pumped up high?
Cute idea! Dream on! :-P :o)
Amusing, but doesn't hold its own as an interesting photo. Successful DPC photos should be good photos in their own right, not just within the context of the challenge.
my favorite pic here doesn't look photoshopped to death did you make a fake webpage displaying your camera's output and have it displayed on the pocketpc or is it ALL scratch made? anyway my 10 for this one
Thursday 14th August 2003
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