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| 01/20/2006 02:36:38 PM |
The First "SIGN" of Freedomby bmoraComment by ergo: It won't take too much to make a case that the declaration of independence was in fact more an economic rather than a political doctrine. The color toning here doesn't gel for me, with the reddish tinge on the hand seeming very out of place. White balance corrections are in order perhaps... |
| 01/19/2006 12:03:04 PM |
The First "SIGN" of Freedomby bmoraComment by talmy: I had the same idea (John Hancock's signiture), but entered the Road contest instead. So needless to say, I like your idea. I think it would be better if the white balance was correct. |
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The First "SIGN" of Freedomby bmoraComment by GrayGhost: Nice idea, and pretty good execution. Overall image seems too yellow, whiter pen would be better, and desaturate for an older instead of yellower feeling. |
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