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07/29/2010 12:56:52 AM |
| LOVE this image!!! beautiful! |
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11/21/2007 09:45:02 PM |
| You have so many beautiful images. You are the type of person that everyone loves- Honest,loyal and so talented. Wish I really knew you! You would be such a delight. Love your work and I really see you in your images. |
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09/25/2007 05:41:03 AM |
| This is WONDERFUL - just fav'd it - it's REALLY cool@! |
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09/03/2007 10:39:58 PM |
| I like the fact that I have to look hard past the glare to see the expression in the eyes. Great composition, very direct. |
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08/19/2007 02:53:23 PM |
| Great expression - and I really like the overblown lensflare effect from the left. |
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08/18/2007 09:32:31 AM |
| Oh you are GOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!! This processing is FABULOUS!!!! |
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08/18/2007 09:19:09 AM |
| I love this, what a marvelous self portrait! I love the lighting and the lens flare on your cheek; I love the barely visible background whooshing by; I love your clothes (looks like a feathered hat and a beaded dress) reminds me of a flapper's clothes from the 1920's so this has a very vintage feel (yeah, even though the 1920's cars weren't so fast, but I guess they were to the folks at the time!). Finally I love your expression; calm and confident, almost like you know something the onlookers don't. Really fantastic Judy! |
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08/18/2007 09:12:54 AM |
Lens flare? I thought it was just your monocle falling off. :)
Effective backgroud blur and soft focus effect. |
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08/18/2007 09:07:24 AM |
| Excellent work here...the lens flare really sets it apart. Love it! :) |
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08/18/2007 08:27:51 AM |
| This has a story. I myself love going fast in cars and there is the sense of exhilaration I get but your expression shows a calmness that this experience is an everyday occurrence. Like the guy on the roller coaster with a deadpan expression while everyone else is screaming. Wonderful self portrait. |
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08/18/2007 08:20:35 AM |
hi judy
you are brave, i am afraid of crshing the car LOL i tried shots yesterday while driving and almost hurled if I looked through the EVF while driving. ewww; looks like you were passenger here? unless you drive on the car's right side in TX?
this is great-i like how the light plays around your face in that fast camaro. you rhair ends up looking like you're wearing some esoteric hat woman!
ciao for now~
A
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08/18/2007 08:11:59 AM |
| I like how you got the lightside darkside thing going on here. This photo appears to tell some kind of tale. I like were the lens flare ended up right by your eye. sweet shot |
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