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03/08/2007 07:37:14 AMPost actions
Thanks for the comments. I couldn't resist. And yes he is the chief executive orangutan of his small family.
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03/03/2007 01:30:18 AMPost actions
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03/01/2007 07:17:45 PMPost actions
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02/28/2007 05:11:23 PMPost actions
Cuddly Echanting Orangutan - 7
PS. Doesn't really meat the challenge because that isn't an orangutan.
PSS. On a serious note, I really love your interpretation and it gave me a good laugh. It dropped from a 10 to 7 because of the strong highlights that created "jig jaggy" hair and the eyes being so dark (and below the chin). Otherwise great photo and very creative.
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02/28/2007 07:10:57 AMPost actions
I love orang-utans, I would have liked to see you take advantage of there wonderful colour, but still very efective
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02/27/2007 11:20:05 PMPost actions
Chief Executive Officer?
Because he's the head of the family? Why B&W, he'd have some great colouring I'd have thought
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02/27/2007 11:06:18 PMPost actions
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02/27/2007 04:56:21 PMPost actions
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02/26/2007 10:17:29 PMPost actions
Yes, there are a lot of CEO's that have the intelligence (or less) than that of a chimp. Maybe a donkey would have been a better representation, though...
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02/26/2007 05:00:02 PMPost actions
This is excellent. This is the best idea I've seen yet. Great Job.10
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02/26/2007 02:40:48 PMPost actions
I like the idea, but not the blown background on the left. It makes for a weird edge of the gorilla's fur.
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02/26/2007 08:54:31 AMPost actions
Not sure what CEO has to do with the gorilla but NICE PHOTO!
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02/26/2007 06:41:38 AMPost actions
I like how he's giving the "Thumbs Up".
Of course, the thing with working for monkeys (sorry, I mean apes), is you get paid peanuts.
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02/26/2007 05:46:43 AMPost actions
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