Webslingin' Vigilante
by Sebi

Comment by CalliopeKel:
I linked this photo to Joey because I liked it so much, then he says..Thats Sebi's entry! This is really really good. You will probably get top 20, maybe higher. Good job Sebi!

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by Joey Lawrence:
F U N K E D O U T
:-D

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by Sebi:
thanks a lot for the great comments :) didn't fare as well as i'd hoped in the rankings, but i'm satisfied with the score, i'll do better next time.

As for how i did it, i put a blanket on the ground, put a small chair on it with thin legs, put the camera on the ol' tripod, set the self timer for 10 seconds, i jumped on the chair and when i heard the shutter click i held still and counted to 4 before i moved my arms. only one legs of the chair, and the tip of the other were showing, cloned that out, im lucky i had such a small chair heh.

thanks again :)

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by graphicfunk:
Deeply flattered. 7 for a good effort.

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by evylyn:
Very Interesting concept... Nice effect

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by Lilhoop:
the image is balanced well and displays movement.

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by persimon:
The focus is a bit soft. I'm not sure how I feel about the position of the lighting. Very nice set-up.

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by Melethia:
And how did you get the floating effect?? Looking forward to see how this was done!

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by Hungaro:
great exposure timing!

Sensei Graphicfunk
by Sebi

Comment by Rikki:
My compliments to you for taking on such a tribute to one of DPC's most admired and respected photographers. What it lacks in execution is strengthened by the concept and the drive to create an image worthy of Dan's praise. Multiple exposures are extremely tricky to learn as I had found out. Congrats to you for trying and keep trying and continue the learning process. Great job!