Speed Demon
by xianart

Comment:
See, now these are fun! I'm of the "the subject doesn't have to be in focus" camp and this is an excellent example!

4. Getting nowhere
by Refwhett

Comment:
Oh, I so want a trainer! Nice motion capture, too - and some of the better PS gurus here can help you figure out how to minimize if not get rid of the background. Good self-portrait, though - one good thing about this exercise is getting folks to share a little about themselves and this does that quite nicely!

Anti-lessson 2 Mind the background... are you feeling horny darling?
by Valdo

Comment:
Omigosh! I can tell that this series is going to be hilarious! Not only very creative and clever of you, but it's also very useful!

Third Eye Blind - IV
by SJCarter

Comment:
Cool! Did you create the third eye from a merging of the two? Quite nice PS work! I do so love your eyes. :-)

Anti-lesson 1 Take off the lenscap... uh? WTF? aah! Sorry about that!! one more pic pleeease.
by Valdo

Comment:
Excellent idea and you pulled it off well! Your model does indeed look just a bit irritated with you, too.

Exposed
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
I like the tilt, too. And the nearly bare toes. Something about that makes it seem quite vulnerable.

Quatre
by cryingdragon

Comment:
I like the PJs, I'm still envious you have lights, and I'm really wondering if you can convince Louis to do a shot in his PJs with axes and "Timber!" on them. Can you work that for me? And for one of yours, set yourself up like one of Louis' dark and moody portraits and play with that. I think you'd look great like that.

Pan In Motion
by posthumous

Comment:
Oh my gosh! I never saw this. This is priceless!

i see you
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
This is one of the best cat portraits I've seen - and we've had a LOT of cat portraits posted here lately, so that says alot. This would have done very well in the Pet Portrait challenge.

streetlife3
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
An EXCELLENT slice of life picture! I don't know how you did it, but you've done a wonderful job "freezing" time here. Could you add in the comments what you did to process this? I love whatever it is. Great composition - inclusion of the single word "Kinetix" in a frozen-in-time shot is perfect.