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Very original - nice idea! I see some Fayetteville, NC / Fort Bragg stuff there!
Hoo-ah!
Wayne
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Hmmmm...let's wait and see just what develops...
Hilarious!
Wayne
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I believe I saw a huge garden made of sculpture like this - it was suspended from the ceiling in a most beautiful hotel/casino in Las Vegas(Photshop World Conference - Sept '06) The artist has a store there, with even more wonderful works.
Nice shot!
Wayne
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VERY cool, Cristi. Did you do the re-touching? I do love to see stuff like this!
Wayne
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Nice shot Kenneth, I have a few friends who fly for Southwest (and they regularly transit Love Field). I'll send them this link.
Wayne
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...but I'd like to also say that I believe the face of the person in this image should probably be "as manipulated" as the rest of the image. The way this is presented, makes the person appear (to me) to be pasted in.
Great work though, overall, Mircea.
Wayne
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..once again, I am assisted by my fellow PN'ers. I did not even see that, until now, and you are right. I do have another couple in this specific setting that are much more suitable.
Thank you, Jan!
Wayne
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All comments/critiques welcome and very much appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Wayne
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PERFECTION! Congratulations! -
Hey Mike, I like the textur-ing but it shows just a little bit too dark (on my monitor, anyway). In any case, 6/6 from me.
Nice work.
Wayne
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...a beautiful woman, a wonderful model, and a lucky photographer
(me).
Thank you in advance for your comments and critiques, as I truly
value the help and advice I get from my fellow members of PN.
HAPPY NEW YEAR from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina!
Wayne
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...to both of you. The lens I used is a Nikon 18-200 VR. I just got it in the mail and started using it a few weeks ago. Needless to say, I am very impressed with what it does for me.
Cheers,
Wayne
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...while playing a musical instrument. I got lucky here, catching a
look of serious concetration on her face.
Wayne
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...in this capture. I think she must have gotten up very early in
order to make the parade kick-off.
Wayne
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I have to comment on this...you are taking "digital art" into new realms. This is a truly fine work. I'll be checking back to hopefully see more. In the meantime, I'm going to do some checking on this program you mentioned. My wife will kill me if I take this increasingly expensive 'hobby' in a new direction, but I can't help but wonder, after seeing this, if there isn't something more than just Photoshopping for me to learn.
Thanks for sparking my interest.
Merry Christmas from Myrtle Beach.
Wayne
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...another parade participant.
C/C very much welcome.
Wayne
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...in anticipation of a fun parade ahead.
C/C much appreciated.
Wayne
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Since you asked, I thought I'd add my humble two cents worth. For a family portrait, I like to have everyone wearing the same colors. Also, I steer everone away from prints and darker colors. Solid pastels, or even plain old white and blue jeans or kakis make all the difference. As far as this shot goes, the composition is great, and the smiles make the viewer smile along with the happy subjects. The highlights are a bit blown out though, on faces.
Good job! Keep it up!
Wayne
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...I shot this just a second or two too soon.
C/C much appreciated.
Wayne
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Trespassing? - but well worth it! Some of the BEST images are to be found in the tidelands and beaches of Huntington, Litchfield, and Pawleys - especially at sunrise/sunset.
If I had my d'ruthers, I might open this in PS and brighten the groom a little and the bride a little bit more. Just my first take. This has most excellent mood and warmth - as is. A great addition to an already superb portfolio. I like your Coastal Grande shot too. You definitely have a way with low-light work.
Wayne