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07/28/2008 08:34:43 PMPost actions
LOL. I was thinking he looked old. Seriously though, great job here.
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07/28/2008 08:29:52 PMPost actions
Originally posted by hotpasta:
Tim, your son looks a lot older here
HAHAHAHAHAHA
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07/28/2008 09:53:39 AMPost actions
Fantastic portrait, Tim! : )
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07/28/2008 09:43:40 AMPost actions
I didn't know they still made candy cigarettes. Great take on the challenge. Great processing, too.
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07/28/2008 08:56:12 AMPost actions
this is real
this is real
so good
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07/28/2008 07:18:25 AMPost actions
I think this image is pretty darn good. Having given up real cigarettes, this is how he copes... ;-Þ
Well done, again, Tim.
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07/28/2008 04:45:04 AMPost actions
Nice idea, very well executed - but who's that guy?
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07/28/2008 12:32:07 AMPost actions
I thought the lighting and capture of details in this was absolutely outstanding.
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07/28/2008 12:27:21 AMPost actions
Tim, your son looks a lot older here
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07/28/2008 12:11:44 AMPost actions
12th place isn't bad, but looking forward to your ribbon in the next portrait challenge if you keep popping shots like this. Incredible lighting.
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Comments Made During the Challenge
07/27/2008 11:49:11 PMPost actions
hehehehe..LoL!!! You are brilliant! This is perfect in everyway. I 'smoked' these things as a kid. This is too funny and so well executed!
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07/27/2008 09:51:33 PMPost actions
lol, this is great! Love the cinamatc feel to it, hardcore junky!
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07/26/2008 07:25:56 PMPost actions
Something about those pore-level closeups that doesn't do it for me. Nice expression, though.
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07/23/2008 11:55:01 PMPost actions
Great portrait shot cleverly utilized for this challenge. Good one.
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07/23/2008 09:49:40 AMPost actions
Ha, this is fun! I love those candy cigarettes. You can still buy them in my local newsagents but they have to call them candy sticks now otherwise they are deemed to be glamourising smoking to young kiddies! So they don't have the bright coloured end (which was meant to mimic the glowing ciggie end). Oh well!
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07/22/2008 11:34:14 PMPost actions
brilliant bw conversion, beautiful lighting, cute concept, and perfect use of selective saturation
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07/22/2008 03:22:40 PMPost actions
great idea for the challenge, but what an excellent photo in general. composition, lighting, sharpness, all perfect in my book. See ya on the front page.
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07/22/2008 11:12:00 AMPost actions
Nice capture, would have stayed with B&W the red tip of the candy cig is a major distraction my eye just kept getting pulled there. 7.
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07/22/2008 12:05:56 AMPost actions
Timbo, great work man.
Joe
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07/21/2008 05:04:35 PMPost actions
I like the juxtaposition of the serious looking adult with something I remember fondly from my carefree childhood. The B&W processing works well for this shot as well.
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07/21/2008 08:12:48 AMPost actions
Original idea, love the b/w, great facial expression and lighting - 9
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07/21/2008 06:24:28 AMPost actions
lol I didn't know that they still sold candy cigarettes....Good job
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07/21/2008 12:34:22 AMPost actions
The title says candy cigarette, but overall it's not saying "sweet" to me. Other than that, the lighting is great - maybe just a smidgen more on his right eye. Good selective desat. Border works well with this shot.
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07/21/2008 12:11:18 AMPost actions
haha, I hope this does really well, the definition of his skin makes this image really noticeable. I understand why you were taking off the dead space on the top of the head but I would have liked to have seen a little more up top.
Evan
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