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May 05, 2008 10:04 |  #1

Here are a few of the fun shots i did yesterday at an e-session. Yes I took pics with their faces but wanted to share these. Super quick edits on these C&C welcome!!

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May 05, 2008 16:26 |  #2

I like the shadow play, but it's really tough looking at these pictures without heads.


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May 05, 2008 20:04 |  #3

moeronn wrote in post #5466324 (external link)
I like the shadow play, but it's really tough looking at these pictures without heads.

Well like I said in the original posy I took shots with heads . I wanted to share these because they were fun.. Sorry if that bothers you.


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May 05, 2008 20:08 |  #4

prilamai wrote in post #5467469 (external link)
Well like I said in the original posy I took shots with heads . I wanted to share these because they were fun.. Sorry if that bothers you.

lol. It's not like they give me nightmares. Just that I don't think cutting the heads off really does anything for the photos.


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May 05, 2008 20:23 |  #5

Well I do appreciate that they don't give you nightmares. These images were meant to be artisitc and they weren't meant to focus on a facial expression. The images were about the
"other" part of the image. I like to think outside the box.


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May 05, 2008 22:19 |  #6

I really like them both...they make me want to visualize what the rest of the series looks like....with their faces.


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May 05, 2008 22:41 |  #7

Philco wrote in post #5468234 (external link)
I really like them both...they make me want to visualize what the rest of the series looks like....with their faces.

I haven't edited them all yet. I have been too busy. I will hopefully post a few more to appease the wants of a few facial shots soon. Thank you for your comment!!!


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May 05, 2008 23:00 |  #8

you see these kinds of photos in ads all the time. They don't want to put a certain face on the ad, I say they're cool. Every good photograph can be used for a different purpose, even if it is an engagment session.


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May 06, 2008 02:27 |  #9

i like the idea etc but for me you cut it off a little too late try cutting off a bit lower down and it might work a little better...


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May 06, 2008 07:08 as a reply to  @ Tobiah's post |  #10

good shots :lol:


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May 06, 2008 07:28 |  #11

Philco wrote in post #5468234 (external link)
I really like them both...they make me want to visualize what the rest of the series looks like....with their faces.


Definitely!


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May 07, 2008 16:45 |  #12

prilamai wrote in post #5467566 (external link)
Well I do appreciate that they don't give you nightmares. These images were meant to be artisitc and they weren't meant to focus on a facial expression. The images were about the
"other" part of the image. I like to think outside the box.


ah .... okay Picasso. But I'm with the other guy. Doesn't do anything for me. But who knows, maybe, when you die, these will sell for millions at Christie's.

I don't quite get your explanation. I mean, it's great you want to do something different, "out of the box" in today's recent management speak in referring to innovators... but just because something is out of the box doesn't automatically mean it' good.

That does not mean you should stop experimenting or that you should have an attitude about it. Some will work. Others won't. Most of Thomas Edison's experiments didn't work.


Anyways, congrats to the shoes on their engagement.


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May 07, 2008 23:56 |  #13

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ah .... okay Picasso. But I'm with the other guy. Doesn't do anything for me. But who knows, maybe, when you die, these will sell for millions at Christie's.

I don't quite get your explanation. I mean, it's great you want to do something different, "out of the box" in today's recent management speak in referring to innovators... but just because something is out of the box doesn't automatically mean it' good.

That does not mean you should stop experimenting or that you should have an attitude about it. Some will work. Others won't. Most of Thomas Edison's experiments didn't work.

Anyways, congrats to the shoes on their engagement.


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May 08, 2008 02:42 |  #14

Very creative, but may not be readily accepted by all.




  
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May 08, 2008 06:43 |  #15

Definetly outside the box but it doesn't do nothing for me.


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