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06/08/2008 12:32:57 AM · #1426 |
Originally posted by Melethia:
 (OK, this one did very well, but I still think it's worth another look for those of you who may have missed it.) |
I emphatically 2nd this choice |
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06/08/2008 12:57:51 AM · #1427 |
Originally posted by AP:
Originally posted by Melethia:
(OK, this one did very well, but I still think it's worth another look for those of you who may have missed it.) |
I emphatically 2nd this choice |
Many many thanks you two... : ) |
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06/08/2008 01:13:08 AM · #1428 |
PostLuminous Awards for May Free Study:
Numerous Luminous entries in this challenge:
Nominees:
  artvet   Ristyz  farfel53  heavyj  biteme
nixter  Dr.Confuser  aguapreta  saintaugust  Bernard_Marx  sigrun_th
each get the  PostLuminous Award Nomination
And the PostLUMIE goes to:
the quirky, fun, dazzler...
  lowonenergy the  PostLuminous Award WINNER! |
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06/08/2008 02:01:07 AM · #1429 |
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06/08/2008 02:18:52 AM · #1430 |
Thank you. I appreciate it.
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06/08/2008 02:29:55 AM · #1431 |
Thanks Deb!
I have to say, I was a bit disappointed with the final score, I had been at 5.87 last time I looked on Saturday (around lunchtime) and it really took a dive by this morning. I totally struggled with what to enter for May, but getting a mention from you has really brightened my day. Thanks!
Originally posted by Melethia:
At the risk of overpopulating the thread, I'm not offering any awards, just kudos. Here are some of my favorites that finished further down than I voted them. Just for your viewing pleasure, and hopefully another perhaps longer look:
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06/08/2008 05:02:39 AM · #1432 |
ok, i'm finally getting around to male portrait (i didn't vote on female portrait) part of the problem is that my favourite image of the challenge was DQed, and i've been debating what to do. i've decided pah, he wasn't trying to cheat, so - well, it's cutout again. he really seems to have come into his own photographically of late.
  cutout cutout's new style of working is really resonating with me greatly. the colours and tones in this one are simply gorgeous - rich and jewel-like. the awareness and use of negative space are superb, with the emptiness and subject balancing each other in perfect unevenness. the graininess works very well too, and the repetition of the man's profile, positive and negative, left and right, is wonderful.
  Adian00 this image just grabbed me. the strong flash light works in this context, adding a harshness and unblinking gaze to the picture. the face of the man, with the makeup and tears, goes against society's traditional idea of a 'man', yet is obviously male. the composition works extremely well indeed, with the conjoining angles energising the whole piece. a highly charged and emotional shot.
  jrmyrnsm an intellectually fascinating shot, well composed and exposed. i think i do wish the tones were a little richer. what i do love is the perversity (for those who confuse perverse with pervert: perversity = contrariness: deliberate and stubborn unruliness and resistance to guidance or discipline) of covering the eyes in a portrait. that, plus the implications of pure/impure are very interesting. keeping pure from corrupting influences, or keeping the subject's corruption from escaping. nicely done.
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06/08/2008 05:26:55 AM · #1433 |
XIANART
we have to stop meeting like this
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06/08/2008 08:28:48 AM · #1434 |
:$ Thanks, that's sweet :D
Message edited by author 2008-06-08 08:29:37.
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06/08/2008 08:47:07 AM · #1435 |
second free study in a row to get a nomination...
One day I will win the coveted chromey award:)
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06/08/2008 12:37:06 PM · #1436 |
I've finally gotten back to my own ribbons, here goes for Free Study:
 to  by figaro
 to  by JulietNN
 to  by redjulep
I went for quirkywonderful stuff that appealled to me personally, neglecting some excellent shots that are magazine-quality, like these:
Lots of terrific photos in this challenge!
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06/08/2008 12:50:45 PM · #1437 |
I am really, really thrilled. Thank you, Don!!
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06/08/2008 01:07:10 PM · #1438 |
| I will definately keep my eyes open...Great idea. |
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06/08/2008 01:08:28 PM · #1439 |
Cheers Don, this has meant more to me than a DPC ribbon ever would. Truly honoured and thrilled. |
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06/08/2008 03:57:00 PM · #1440 |
Originally posted by aguapreta:
second free study in a row to get a nomination...
One day I will win the coveted chromey award:) |
You are already the First/Only Person To Covet It. FOPTC (aw, man, do I gotta create a ribbon for that, too?) :-)
Cheers!
Message edited by author 2008-06-08 15:59:00. |
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06/08/2008 07:12:49 PM · #1441 |
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06/08/2008 07:41:47 PM · #1442 |
| Hey Clarissa, I'm very honoured to receive your yellow ribbon. Thank you so much! : ) |
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06/08/2008 07:56:44 PM · #1443 |
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06/09/2008 12:47:33 AM · #1444 |
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06/09/2008 01:28:06 AM · #1445 |
Originally posted by Kali:
May 08 Free Study
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Thanks!!! |
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06/09/2008 01:47:00 AM · #1446 |
PostLuminous Awards for Masks :
Nominees:
  just_me  kevip6  snowflakejen  njsabs2323
each get the PostLuminous Award Nomination
And the PostLUMIE goes to:
a fun alternative interpretation of Masking
 kiwiness the PostLuminous Award WINNER! |
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06/09/2008 01:54:50 AM · #1447 |
As usual these were handed out during voting.
Masks
 
By mattforbes
I was probably inclined to vote this one high just because the mask in the photo seem to belong in the photograph unlike so many others.
By njsabs2323
Hard not to vote this one high. It's incredibly well done. The craftmanship is impeccable. I guess I was the only one who commented on the eyes looking like that of a doll but I thought they worked fantastic for this subject/challenge.
 
By metatate
I believe Tate is the first multi-YankO winner for what that's worth. Note to self: Figure out Tate's style and be more critical next time. :P
Message edited by author 2008-06-09 02:00:14.
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06/09/2008 02:10:54 AM · #1448 |
Fantastic work with not only contrasts and colours but detail and lighting. Simply superb work.
[thumb]686000[/thumb] -- 
The long exposure and scattered image really gives me the feel of classic wolf transformations. Extremely well done and creative.
[thumb]686001[/thumb] -- 
Just something about this image is completely unbelievable. The simplicity and complexity of this image I feel works out wonderfully on several layers.
[thumb]686002[/thumb] -- 
Masks
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06/09/2008 09:01:37 AM · #1449 |
Originally posted by littlegett:
Just something about this image is completely unbelievable. The simplicity and complexity of this image I feel works out wonderfully on several layers.
[thumb]686002[/thumb] --
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Thanks Andrew! :-) |
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06/09/2008 09:08:31 AM · #1450 |
Internet went out last night, so I'm going to make a rare exception and give out two ribbons post-challenge. You'll just have to trust me that I already had these picked out. Actually, you don't have to trust me, but you do have to bear with me.
Masks
to  by elizadeb
to  by Blackbox
these people were in the running for a yellow, but I never got a chance to make that decision... so NO SOUP FOR YOU:
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