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05/07/2003 08:47:28 PM |
This is a very original approach of the theme you developed pretty well.
The idea of progress in the drawing is very well shown. It was a very important point: it makes the viewer get your point easily.
Now, a major problem with this entry in my opinion is that the last image of the trio should have been the original picture. Because otherwise what you're showing here is a pure digital art creation which has nothing to do with photography. For example the technical details of the original shot are displayed here, but have no sense!
I often ask myself this question when looking at my pictures: could I have done this without a camera? If the answer is yes, then it means it is not photography.
But once again, this is a great original digital art creation perfectly executed. The thing is it does not qualify as a photography in my opinion.
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05/04/2003 11:39:38 PM |
| looks like digital art and not photography |
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05/04/2003 11:05:41 PM |
| The thing that really bothers me in this trio is the fact that there is a part in her hair/head piece that looks like a deformed childs face. I saw it as it was loading and was trying to figure out exactly what it was, and now I can't take my eyes away from it to enjoy the rest of the photo. Strange how something small things can just totally make or break a shot. The model is pretty, and the angle on the model is nice, and it does tell a story, but that face bothers me. lol. Sorry. ~Heather~ |
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05/04/2003 07:56:30 PM |
| I really like the way you did this composition, very artistically done. |
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05/04/2003 07:55:45 PM |
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05/04/2003 12:18:38 AM |
ah...
this is 'transporting'!
[beauty is so rare a thing] |
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05/03/2003 06:26:08 PM |
| I like the first frame, but I think the other two are less effective. I think this concept would be better illustrated if the final frame were a normal looking portrait, as this one still ends up looking unfinished. |
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05/01/2003 03:24:17 PM |
| Is the face appearing in the hair on purpose? These three views do show an interesting evolution of the image, but the manipulations take the images a long way from photographic. I like the first cell best, I find it interesting how the facial lines seem most appearant in the starkest view. 7 Rob the Swash |
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04/29/2003 01:54:15 AM |
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04/28/2003 04:55:21 PM |
| Great sequence. I like it a lot. |
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04/28/2003 12:41:05 PM |
| I like the use of PS filters here (photocopy? + ?) |
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