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05/25/2009 04:31:19 AM |
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This is amazing, Jelena! I didn't vote this challenge so I missed it the first time around. Very clever and well executed. |
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05/15/2009 10:33:28 PM |
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Very meaningful portrait, reminding us that we are better off being ignorant, but then again, I'm a science guy. I love the composition, very artistic and framed well. It's ok to focus on the hand in this case, perhaps your aperture was a bit wide? |
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05/14/2009 01:20:11 PM |
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05/13/2009 12:41:43 AM |
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This was a very visually arresting picture. Disappointed to find it so low down. Maybe you can share with us what you did to get the effect. |
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05/12/2009 08:09:49 PM |
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Nice post processing. The subject must have brushed a self portrait by the look of the paint left over on her hands! ;-) |
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05/11/2009 07:20:33 AM |
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05/09/2009 12:13:06 AM |
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creepy!! looks like animation...interesting shot. |
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05/07/2009 09:16:55 PM |
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GAWD..scared the crud outta me |
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05/07/2009 02:32:03 PM |
I am confused. This one seems to be a photo of a painting. If isn't , congratulations for this amazing characterization.
I am coming back to vote. well deserved 10 |
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05/07/2009 10:18:38 AM |
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Renaissance artists studied perspective, or the differences in the way things look when they are close to something or far away. The artists painted in a way that showed these differences which, as a by product, showed depth and dimension. One of the more interesting aspect of this period was the expression of the not real being real. This is as good a demonstration of these concepts as this reviewer has ever seen. Incredible and effective - a technical and artistic demonstration of the power of photography as art. A standing O. |
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05/06/2009 03:16:57 PM |
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Loved that book and movie. This is such an interesting, spooky, well done shot. Great, creative work. |
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05/06/2009 12:27:52 PM |
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gnarly. love the textures and painted light. great editing |
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05/06/2009 11:12:29 AM |
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Now too bad the voting scores gives max of 10. I think tis deserves more .. Very well done, |
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05/06/2009 09:20:18 AM |
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So creative! Great makeup and styling. I'd love to see more detail in the eyes thou |
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05/06/2009 08:40:01 AM |
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Kinda scarry, still shows the impact of darkness in it.. |
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05/06/2009 07:46:57 AM |
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05/06/2009 06:29:52 AM |
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You know some will say too much photoshop!! For me there is no such thing as too much photoshop if the image looks good.... and this looks excellent. |
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05/06/2009 01:37:34 AM |
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too painting-like for my taste |
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