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Very cool. What part did you do with photoshop...the color? They have a nice depth of field, and I like their uniform panoramic-ness.
moonunit80 · 2007-01-11: 20:46
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I played with saturation and desaturation, but I also used one of those photoshop filters that selects edges. The mural is very large. I took all my pictures on an angle to do exactly that - play with and practice depth of field.
JuliaGotz · 2007-01-11: 20:50
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You nail this series right on the head JG!! This is more than superb - this brings out all of your artistic talent (yes I know you have it from the past) and your creativity!! Magnificent series that requires to you to take a bow!! I am clapping!! Bravo!! I am standing, but I don't know why!!
deleted062007 · 2007-01-11: 23:06
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#3 is my fave. It looks like those photos from outer space. You seem to be getting well aquainted with your new camera. I enjoy looking at your photos. Your composition is A+. The way you cropped them is really lovely. It compliments your set. Photoshop scares me, it's so big, so powerful that I could get lost in it for days.
monkeyface · 2007-01-11: 23:22
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"Bravo!! I am standing, but I don't know why!!" - that made me laugh, art. Maybe you should have a seat. Monkeyface, if you get lost for days in photoshop, the little doggie will go in there and find you! Or I will. There you will be, saturated, contrasty, pixelated and flipped horizontally, resized, cropped perhaps, but happy.
JuliaGotz · 2007-01-11: 23:37
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I think it works as a single work, rather than a series of individual pieces. Your uniform cropping enforces this. I know it's not possible here, but I'd like to see the same series arranged vertically. I just turned my laptop 90 degrees to effect this, and it's interesting. If I was going to hang them on my wall, that's how I'd arrange them. If I had to choose a single favorite element of the whole, it would the the stark #2. Removing all color puts the focus squarely on pattern, rhythm, depth of field.
tortoise · 2007-01-11: 23:49
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JG, I must admit I expect to see portaits when I visit your site but not to hammer the point home but you nailed this real good. Look forward to your petrol on the wet road series! It should be a GAS!
Overexposed · 2007-01-12: 01:11
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Nice series of great postprocessing!
jorgen · 2007-01-12: 01:54
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Cool abstractions! Great work! Great idea!
ottosson · 2007-01-12: 02:16
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creative! I like number two specially! nice photoshop's proccesing!
PARVAZ · 2007-01-12: 05:09
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Indeed.. these are fascinating.. pretty charming! ♣
Membrillo · 2007-01-12: 06:37
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Your comments give me confidence to keep taking chances.
JuliaGotz · 2007-01-12: 10:06
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Beautiful!!! You go girl...I love it! I found that if I tip my head sideways also I appreciated the view a little more. This is so very creative I need to learn from you and step out of the box... Fantastic job! David Partridge, tortoise, is he realated to the Partridge Family? Come On Get Happy!
pattyb · 2007-01-12: 11:29
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I like thisssssssss.
sealegs · 2007-01-12: 11:50
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A very good work!
sistermagister · 2007-01-12: 12:16
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I loved it! Is amazingly well executed! Congrats! Keep it up!
Yanko · 2007-01-12: 14:38
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Great photos I love the lines and colours
FaTmAn · 2007-01-13: 01:05
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very beautiful ones. nailed me.
eidea · 2007-01-17: 08:18
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