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11/06/2006 08:02:29 PMPost actions
excellant processing. it really pops....
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11/09/2005 10:37:04 AMPost actions
I agree with gibun--how do you make the colors look like that?
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09/09/2005 07:00:35 PMPost actions
cuz, can not help but to simply love this. How you make dem calirs like dat?
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09/09/2005 05:05:13 PMPost actions
Great PoV. I find the dark shadow in the foreground a bit over-powering.
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09/05/2005 09:59:11 PMPost actions
Love it. You're pissing me off ... but I like it.
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09/05/2005 12:10:25 PMPost actions
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08/02/2005 03:53:43 PMPost actions
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08/01/2005 03:34:56 AMPost actions
signature processing aside, this is fabu. love the messed up horizon, the overexposure, the centred composition. F*** the rules, this is awesome.
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07/30/2005 01:21:00 PMPost actions
You're not planing on hiding this, are you?
So wonderful!!
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07/30/2005 01:09:08 PMPost actions
Wow - great shot, but the pp really makes it jump.
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07/30/2005 12:28:47 PMPost actions
this shot is good...man... goodman
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07/30/2005 05:03:20 AMPost actions
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07/30/2005 03:37:27 AMPost actions
Superb shot!! Composition is outstanding. Would love to know what editing you did to this shot!! It's gorgeous!
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07/30/2005 03:28:15 AMPost actions
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07/29/2005 11:08:54 PMPost actions
awesome how you've lit his hair on fire. the colors produce a wonderfully grungy effect, and is definitely your signature. I like the x on the background, that empty chair facing sideways on the right hand side of the frame, and what seems like the bottom of his apron below the canvas. In a way, it seems like you're stealing (or put it more nicely, borrowing) the perspective of the student watching the master at work. I guess now you know how many of us may feel when we watch your images.
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07/29/2005 08:24:34 PMPost actions
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