Author Thread
Comments Made During the Challenge
09/21/2003 08:32:38 PMPost actions
Interesting if eerie effect!
09/21/2003 07:59:48 PMPost actions
Nice effect, though it's a little grainy and almost looks like the guy is trying to dance instead of run.
09/21/2003 03:35:45 PMPost actions
Very interesting image. I'd love to know how the blue "x-ray" effect was achieved. It's very effective. An unusual and quite exciting boxing image.
09/20/2003 06:28:39 PMPost actions
Very cool effect. This would make for a great Gatorade commercial. I like the dynamic movement in the shot. Really shows the action.
09/19/2003 08:40:13 AMPost actions
Cool - how'd you do that?
09/18/2003 04:32:47 PMPost actions
Very neat effect, looking forward to seeing how it was done. Probably a bit too unreal for the DPC crowd. I like it though - great glowing colours and a good sense of motion. The fist out in front stands out and grabs the attention nicely. Good stuff.
09/16/2003 09:37:58 PMPost actions
09/16/2003 09:48:51 AMPost actions
very cool shot....reminds me of that gatorade commercial.....
09/16/2003 01:30:24 AMPost actions
Interesting. A bit scary, though, for a running man. Re-title it 'the boxer' and I'll give you a high score.
09/15/2003 10:50:05 PMPost actions
Pretty cool. How did you do this? Invert and then blue toning? The black background and offset double image makes it really cool.
09/15/2003 03:08:31 PMPost actions
Seems more like it should be in an effects challenge, then a sports challenge. Interesting shot though.
09/15/2003 01:23:52 PMPost actions
Crazy, kinda scary. Nift.
09/15/2003 12:57:47 PMPost actions
You are going to get ripped by DPCers, but I think this is really cool... you caught the intenseness of the person running, and some motion, I like it... very neat and untraditional, wish his bottom fist was completely in the photo though.-8-
09/15/2003 11:00:18 AMPost actions
feels almost like an x-ray
09/15/2003 10:24:01 AMPost actions
Very neat shot - I like it, like the invert.
09/15/2003 01:17:47 AMPost actions
very interesting...how'd you achieve this, may I ask?