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    Senior Member draymorton's Avatar
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    The Lateness Of Things



    Sloppy as hell. But I had fun.

    I think.

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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    This is a cool picture...how did you compose this?

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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    You mean photoshop-wise? Basically just grabbed textures from other sources and did some painting/shading to attempt to make them look somewhat three-dimensional.

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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    Good work but now I'm going to go to try and find something pleasant to look at before I go to bed.
    Would you explain the title to my unimaginative mind?
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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    This looks like a very modern approach to a very old tradition: Green Man! Very creative. I like it very much!
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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    Is he semi submerged or floating Dray?
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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    I always love viewing your imaginative approach to portrait photography. Maybe you see it as sloppy but I see creativity at it's max.
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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    Looks like he just lost the fight against Freddy Kruger.

    I like the creative side to this.
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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    OoH! nice work I really like it.

    I must try this something like this soon.

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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    Nice job. I like it a lot.
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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    The effect is awesome! I have no idea how you come up with these ideas and it is brilliant that you can create them with such effect.
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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    Very Cool.......Looks like he is half tree and half man.
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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg McCary
    Very Cool.......Looks like he is half tree and half man.
    That is kind of what Green Man is all about.
    ...Michael ... ("Realart" is not a reflection of my photography. It is the company that re-released the great old Universal horror films in the 1950's.)

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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    Thanks a lot for the comments, everyone. I posted here instead of in the critique section because, even though it's definitely not finished, I'm not sure I feel like working on it anymore. So I thought I'd just put it up here for kicks.

    Frog - I hope you were able to have pleasant dreams afterall. lol The title... eh. Pertinent in lots of different ways. The turn of phrase is from a play.

    realart - I never thought of that, but you're right!

    Tom - haha, neither submerged nor floating. Just standing in the dark (a little-known variation of "sitting in the dark," second cousin to "whistling in the...")

    Roger - sounds cool. Good luck retaining your sanity. I must have come up with a dictionary's worth of new four-letter words while working on this. Far beyond my ability and patience.

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    Re: The Lateness Of Things

    You know, Dray, I think it would be really interesting for you to takwe this technique to a full figure as well. Maybe do a short series. Not only people but animlas could be used. Hell! Even plants could be used (that has possibilities.)

    I hope you DO take this a bit further because I think it is a stunner.
    ...Michael ... ("Realart" is not a reflection of my photography. It is the company that re-released the great old Universal horror films in the 1950's.)

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