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Comment by BJokerud:
I like this for the fictional look it has. 8

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Comment by gyaban:

Originally posted by vawendy: I do wish I could watch this process. There's a chance that we might move to France for about 6 months in a year and a half or so. Can I sit and watch for a day, if I do? :)

Thanks Wendy, much appreciated! I would imagine that watching me working on an image would be painfully boring, as it is often a slow process. However, it sure would be fun to meet, be sure to drop me a message when your trip is planned :)

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Comment by vawendy:
I do wish I could watch this process. There's a chance that we might move to France for about 6 months in a year and a half or so. Can I sit and watch for a day, if I do? :)

I love watching how your mind works. and the tones of this are just incredible. And thanks for taking the time to suggest an easier way to do mine in the future -- it was definitely getting irritating! I made the mistake of trying something that changed perspective each time the first time around, so I forgot to look for shortcuts the second time. :)

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Comment by giantmike:
What a wonderous idea!

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Comment by skewsme:
Thanks!

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Comment by gyaban:

Originally posted by skewsme: Just wondering, are they books, or bricks with lips?

Bricks, but I changed the proportions of the original photos to make them narrower, and suggest book shapes.

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Comment by skewsme:
Just wondering, are they books, or bricks with lips?

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Comment by RyTheSpy:
I can't find the right words to describe this. The best I can do is amazing...breathtaking...visionary...

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Comment by crik:
This is superb. Congrats.

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Comment by tanguera:
Staying with the norm, the normal, the usual, we create a rut, along which we trudge, unaware of anything but the direction of the rut, towards more of the same. To chance veering off the rut, we risk staggering, tripping, falling. Maybe dying. Do we have the courage? Should we take the risk, out there where maybe no one will ever see us, rescue us? Or is it us rescuing everyone else, as we try to forge a new path?

Very provocative, and beautifully created, Christophe. Your conceptual talent is staggering.