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musin_yohan

f/13;1/45; 90mm


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I honestly believe that this is a masterpiece - it appears to be a combination of a painting and a photograph. Apart from its 'different' colours, sharpness and detail, its composition further enhances this shot. The way in which the 'photographer' is captured facing his subjects is simply awesome.
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Just like a wonderful painting , this is very impressive photograph

 

Wishing you all of the best

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I take you have used a IR filter if so which one?

 

I think the effects are excellent......

 

Rob

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@Rob Wray : yes, this is an IR pict...I don't use any normal IR-Filter, I let my Camera modified to an IR-Camera by an expert. Somehow he took out the hot mirror and replace it with certain filter inside....

 

 

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Superb shot...yes, I too could not stop looking at it wondering what the!! is this a photo?..I love the tones...very original. 7/7 for originality..great work..rgs, Rob.
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7/7 for a few reason's; (1) the hand colored painted effect is superb (2) the capture and composition of a unique moment is classic (3) the position and expression of each and every character in the image could not be more perfect...telling a story as though planned and rendered by an artist brush. Somebody already said it, but I'll repeat; truly a masterpiece! I could understand this one being in a gallery. Thanks for sharing.
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Browsing the first two pages of the TRP I was literally on the verge of throwing up. Lucky me I found this. This is a very unusual photograph. But beyond the special effects, I really like the way you caught their expressions. Looks like a candid shot. Did you use a telephoto?
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Fantastic shot. All the different poses/expressions.. and ofcourse the special tones (ir) and composition. Amazing! 7/7

 

Regards,

 

Patrick

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