Sly Fox Versus Sly Photographer!
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Comment by eddeeward:
very nice ang incredible image....did you use post processing for this shot?

Bride of Dracula
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Comment by Jimbo_for_life:
just a little to much dodgin visible on the left side of the photo

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Comment by Shermy:
hey congrats on top 10!

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Comment by IreneM:
WTG, Susan! This is a really fabulous shot. Congrats on a well deserved top 10.

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Comment by Judi:
Very nicely done.

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Comment by buzzrock:
top 5 for sure-- 10 excellent

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Comment by Balko:
Gotta get a 10 (and I'll bet you ribbon) - just amazing! But where did you get that helmet?

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Comment by littlegett:
What a fun costume and the clouds work well. However the model doesn't seem to portray Spartan as much as I would have liked to see.

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Comment by robinssong:
Well done! This one has a lot going for it!

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Comment by CNovack:
I must admit I have not yet seen the film. What I have seen are the trailers and some behind the scenes & how it's done of the movie. So I have to say from what I have seen, you have nailed the gritty feel of the movie in both the graininess and the color scheme. Those red capes really lept off of the screen in the movie scenes I have seen. The reds in your composition also leaps off the screen and makes the same connection to blood and war as the movie does. Attention to detail is also good - the red cape as well as the crested helmet. Admitingly, a spear and shield would strengthen the visual connection to the film even more but sometimes you work with what you have. I do have just two critiques on how the composition could be improved. First the expression of the mouth of your model could be much more fierce. I feel that the expression of the mouth just needs to show more violence - like he is about to tear out your throat with just his teeth if need be. Lastly, I wish that the eyes were visible in the shot. They are hidden in the shadow of the helmet. The whites of his eyes could/would also go a long way with communicating the heat of battle. A ferocious expression in both eyes and mouth would create even more visual impact and create an even stronger connection to the movie.