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01/26/2005 01:36:02 AM |
| I thought this would do much better then it did, I gave it a 7. I am thinking a lot of people simple did not get what you did here. |
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01/26/2005 01:20:34 AM |
Sorry there is no description in the Photographer's Comments section. The reason is because I submitted this with literally only a few seconds left, and didn't have enough time to write how I did it. I'm surprised it actually got in.
I came up with the idea about 20 minutes before the challenge deadline, and my battery ran out about 10 minutes later. It's just a long exposure with a remote flash manually triggered twice, with two different expressions. I believe it's unique because the "strobe" effect is only on a small part of the picture, or at least was supposed to be. It was (obviously) quite difficult to sit still enough with my head in exactly the same place while making a different expression. I believe I could've done a MUCH better job if I had more time and more tries. This was the best of the 10-15 I was able to do before time ran out. |
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01/25/2005 02:21:36 PM |
| it's a cool overall effect (I had to look at it about 10 times before I saw what was different about it lol) but the image itself is flat/gray. 6 |
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01/25/2005 06:32:57 AM |
| Hey, I tried this (hard to get right isn't it) but I wasn't happy with the clarity of my teeth. Same here although much more defined than mine was. Well thought out and meets challenge well. 8 |
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01/22/2005 03:27:24 PM |
| The idea is good. the technique can be improved. |
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01/22/2005 04:40:26 AM |
| Interesting idea for sure. Looks hard to keep the rest of you still throughout the exposure. |
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01/21/2005 06:32:04 PM |
I like how the tongue effectively doubles as the lower lip. Great composition. I get a "happy" headache every time I see this.
Message edited by author 2005-01-26 03:48:22. |
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01/20/2005 07:00:09 PM |
| The effect on the mouth area is a bit unsettling and interesting at least, but the consequence of the rest of the face having no sharpness at all (from the incidental movement) is far too big of a problem to be ignored. |
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01/19/2005 12:19:06 PM |
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