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Staleghoti · November 2006

I wanna see the puppets face

Tini · November 2006

Could you clarify what you mean? Like, straight on shot?

edit: here's another with my brother, Michael Latini, and the puppet.

edit: one more for now. this is well... a polar bear obviously. being operated by Paul McGinnis and Marc Petrosino

Staleghoti · November 2006

That top one has enough face for me.

Those are some pretty cool puppets.

SexyFetus · November 2006

Hey first post here. Love the photographs so far hope to reach your level some day.
Here's one of my favorites.

Abracadaniel · November 2006

:roll:

Sheri · November 2006

Smart Hero wrote:

:roll:

What?

Mr. Inkswitch · November 2006

It's the elitist eye roll.

Sheri · November 2006

I sure hope not.

Mr. Inkswitch · November 2006

I'd bet a fair amount of money on it.

Abracadaniel · November 2006

Isn't that the photo that's supposed to have, like secret hidden spider in it or something?

Ifnot...

:oops:

Sheri · November 2006

The hell you talkin' 'bout, boy? :o

Mr. Inkswitch · November 2006

This conversation took an unexpected turn.

SexyFetus · November 2006

If you're refering to mine it's actually just a photo of a nice path in the middle of a disc golf course I frequent.

Abracadaniel · November 2006

It was in SE a whiiile back.

It was a 4chan thing apparently.

Picture of a wooded area, looking strikingly similar to that one, that supposedly had all these spiders in the picture cleverly disguised or something. But then there weren't any. Or something.

I dunno. My head hurts now.

Also, elitist?!

Have you seen the photo's I've posted?!

My bad Fetus.

Mr. Inkswitch · November 2006

SexyFetus wrote:

If you're refering to mine it's actually just a photo of a nice path in the middle of a disc golf course I frequent.

Hmm, interesting. There is a disc golf course near me with similar swampish terrain.

Sheri · November 2006

gg Smart Hero

SexyFetus · November 2006

No worries smart hero. I caught back to the thread after all the insults and fall out had taken place so it was good for a chuckle.

Mr. Inkswitch · November 2006

Smart Hero wrote:

Also, elitist?!

Have you seen the photo's I've posted?!

Add it to your tool box. The elitist eye roll can be infuriating if utilized properly.

Sheri · November 2006

Mr. Inkswitch wrote:

Smart Hero wrote:

Also, elitist?!

Have you seen the photo's I've posted?!

Add it to your tool box. The elitist eye roll can be infuriating if utilized properly.

:roll:

Mr. Inkswitch · November 2006

Sheri wrote:

Mr. Inkswitch wrote:

Smart Hero wrote:

Also, elitist?!

Have you seen the photo's I've posted?!

Add it to your tool box. The elitist eye roll can be infuriating if utilized properly.

:roll:

Gafoto · November 2006

WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU'LL SHIT BRICKS

saltiness · November 2006

Gafoto wrote:

WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU'LL SHIT BRICKS

QFT

Topher587 · November 2006

I am really liking a lot of the new stuff that is showing up in here. Unfortunately for the past few weeks I have been pretty unmotivated or uninspired, whichever has more umph.

I am really not pleased with these, but whatev's.

Everyone else, keep up the good work. This thread always does make me want to get out there and shoot.

Phonehand · November 2006

Yeah, this thread usually makes me want to shoot people.

ohoho

Abracadaniel · November 2006

Ugh.

PH.

Ugh.

Virum · November 2006

Self portrait:

photo-11.22.06.jpg

JAmp5 · November 2006

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

saltiness · November 2006

Ok, stupid self portrait assignment. Which one's better?

Sheri · November 2006

First one. More contrast, and the shirt isn't as blown out.

SexyFetus · November 2006

definately the first, the shaddow on your face gives a great feel plus the second has alot of the attention on the painting not you.

Aneurhythmia · November 2006

Also, you look really high in the second one.

saltiness · November 2006

Sleepy I think is what it is. I woke up at 2pm today and haven't taken a shower or really left my room yet.

Forbe! · November 2006

First one. The second has a lot of background distraction, taking my eye away from the assumed focus of the photo. I'd like it better if the lighting were similar to the first. The pose in the second I think is better, but overall the first is the strongest of the two.

Radikal_Dreamer · November 2006

I've been uber busy the last few months... I miss photography

...

HEYthatsmycrotch · November 2006

heres a couple. feedback would be awesome

11.jpg?t=1164346648

The_Indigo_Apocalypse · November 2006

I like that second picture a whole lot. Nicely done. Although I might boost the color a little more to bring out the color of the sky and the hills against the clouds a little more. Just a wee bit though.

Gafoto · November 2006

Needs a longer shutter time on that first one. That's probably half a second or so? I prefer between 1 and 3 seconds for water to get a solidly creamy shot.

Tini · November 2006

I'm not gonna lie... the first one reminded me of a bunch of shit being flushed down a toilet. other than that, nicely done.

Mr. Inkswitch · November 2006

HEYthatsmycrotch wrote:

heres a couple. feedback would be awesome

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y184/heythatsmycrotch/11.jpg?t=1164346648

I think I tend to agree with Gafoto about the shutter speed.

HEYthatsmycrotch wrote:

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y184/heythatsmycrotch/3.jpg?t=1164346838

The clouds are fairly interesting, but the ground doesn't do anything for me. The sun is at a nice, dramatic angle though, so that's good. That shadow cast on the ground is nice, but the rest of the landscape never shines above a mid-tone. It underwhelms.

Staleghoti · November 2006

solidly creamy?

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