actually, the lack of focus ruins the whole picture, and the guy is rather cute, whoever he is ;)
thanks, on the shady quad one -- I liked that one a lot, too, and "cheated" trying to get some more dynamic range with a combined exposure trick in Photoshop.
(For anyone else who actually reads comments, i.e. Anna: duplicating the layer, desaturating, inverting, gaussian blurring 40px, setting the layer to overlay mode, and then fiddling with opacity.)
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Date: 2005-11-24 07:58 am (UTC)But the rest are fantabulous (I particularly like pic 14, the shady quad one)
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Date: 2005-11-26 10:04 pm (UTC)thanks, on the shady quad one -- I liked that one a lot, too, and "cheated" trying to get some more dynamic range with a combined exposure trick in Photoshop.
(For anyone else who actually reads comments, i.e. Anna: duplicating the layer, desaturating, inverting, gaussian blurring 40px, setting the layer to overlay mode, and then fiddling with opacity.)