Thanks to tnun for the title. I don't know what it means either.
[May. 9th, 2010 09:02:58 PM]
This is one of those challenge I would gladly have skipped had it not been for DPL. Expert Editing meant the competition would be thick; movie posters aren't my thing. Had I done any homework at all, I would have realized that movie posters are typically portrait-oriented (duh!). Anyway, the eleventh hour strategy was to take a picture and shoehorn a movie title onto it. Given that, I at least wanted to do something that only Expert Editing would allow. Granted, this isn't along the lines of photographing my torso and cloning in an electrical socket where my navel should be. But it did require three exposures. If anyone's curious about the technique, Google up "Harris shutter." Lots of possibilities.
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Strange format for a movie poster (aren't they usually in portrait mode?). With all of the options in Expert editing I'm surprised to see such a simple abstract. ???
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