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Thanks Larry, I would love to hear you play or may be jam with you. I've played everything from rhythm and blues to jazz which has my attention and thoughts these days. -
Yes, high contrast with out wash out; Thanks Doug, I wanted to remove both of the tiny green leaves but I didn't trying to satisfy the purist I guest. I am a painter-photographer so I see photography (or Photoshop) as another paint brush or means to explore composition. I am still contemplating the "just so" framing for this lily. Your portfolio though is exquisite and makes me appreciate you comments even more; thanks again.
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Your nudes defy eroticism and trample pornography; others who porcure the nude body like some self induced twisted voyage in masturbation could learn much from you.
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The crop is the better part of this composition; I see how you superimposed the images but what bothers me is the contrast and scale of the focal point; it's neither distinct not large enough and just kind of sits in the middle of a very interesting background and behind a large blurred foreground image. The inner relations of the three planes need more work. Nice try. (Hope this helps) -
Really dark, strange and diabolical; good capture. -
Thanks Fernand, Thanks for the comment. -
Excellenct Photoshop CS2 work Saleem; the fact that you have garnered the respect of a few purist on this site speaks well of your artistry; all of your work takes on epic and allegorical significance. Of course some pieces are a little overstated but your taste for representing the humble as well as the ostentatious is commendable.
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Actually the clouds instantly catapulted me to Richard Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" if you know the piece. I just finished looking over your portfolio and was amazed at the prevailing aesthetic consciousness. Your work for me engenders a sense of quiet and contemplation, even your portraits. I am honored by your rating and interest. Thanks ever so kindly . . . Tim -
The train was manipulated in Photoshop CS2; I can hardly wait to see
what features are packaged with Adobe Photoshop CS3. Comments
welcomed . . .
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Working around the original presented a few problems I didn't forsee when I was motivated to create the transformation.
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Who cares about the purists, the work is pure creativity; Very tasteful composing, blending and juxtaposition with characters. The script (upper left) bothers me though; you really don't need it; interfers with the established harmony between the background color and texture and the contrast and texture of the flowers.
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I agree; thoughtful but a little too symmetrical. I like the secondary elememt of the composition, the little cloud in the sky although in the center as well. Of course one could make the argument that centralize composition forms a kind of happy face . . . Good work nonetheless.
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Thanks Gustavo as always for your support and kind words.
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Thank you very much Eleanor Rainey form Summerville/Charleston, SC; thank you indeed.
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Thanks Larry, coming form someone with your portfolio, I really appreciate the comment; bytheway, I would love have that guitar (and the stand) on the beach; been playing a little while, how about you?
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Happy Mothers Day to all Mothers . . .
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I like the composition here as well as the imagery and lighting; good exposure, nice shot.
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Yes, excellent exposure; this is much better; human being still a little too centered for me; although the individual is likely beyond the tree s/he looks too protected by the tree (under the tree so to speak)---Interesting approach to metaphor. See above suggestion . . . Tim -
Thanks Jana, Didn't know your comment was here; yes I try to achieve surealism in various ways in all of my photographs. Thanks again.
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Thanks Eduardo and Nick for your interests and comments; The train, which was moving at the time of the shot, is what I tried to capture with a slight motion blur but the shot came out crystal clear as you can see.
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My sentiments exactly; perfect colour dynamics and detail . . .
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