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hands, ballet dancer and ugly faces

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hands, ballet dancer and ugly faces

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  1. Hey Crew,

     

    Heres a few shots from the other day.

     

     

     

    1) DSC_0312.jpg

     

    2) DSC_0314.jpg

     

    3) DSC_0071.jpg

     

    4) DSC_0352.jpg

     

    Hope you enjoyed them!

     

    Cal

  2. Love that ugly face; should be an ad for a hangover remedy.

    Edited by loftus
  3. Really nice light on #3. Ambient?

     

    It's nice to see male models showing up in a female model heavy underwater world :D

     

    ~abi

  4. I thought that the second image was one of the best examples of underwater art that I have seen in years, although I can't work out to my own satisfaction why you didn't present it in an exaggerated landscape format:

     

     

    post-4522-1304448518.jpg

     

     

    Thanks for posting: I would buy this for my consulting room (I treat chronic pain), if it wasn't shared and subject to corporate "art"...

     

    Tim

     

    :D

    Edited by tdpriest
  5. Hey Tim,

    You're welcome to post this one on your wall, call it 'Arthritic Feet' if you like. :D

     

    Feet.jpg

  6. Thanks guys!

     

    TD - Landscape does look better!

     

    Loftus - I have done exactly the same thing with feet haha. I'm just putting it together in PS at the momment. Same poses and everything haha

  7. Nice! I'm a total newbie, how do you get the backdrop so completely black?

  8. I thought that the second image was one of the best examples of underwater art that I have seen in years

     

     

     

     

    Thanks for posting: I would buy this for my consulting room (I treat chronic pain), if it wasn't shared and subject to corporate "art"...

     

    Tim

     

    ;)

     

     

    I agree completely with you this is really something completely different of what I'm used to see .

    As an MD practising anesthesiologie ( newly and fortunately retired ), I think that using this picture could be an excellent idea for your consulting room, as it show an anxious comportment really in line with treatment of chronic pain .

    The feet of Loftus are really too happy for that purpose , better to sell them to a rheumatologist.:):):)

  9. I'm with Tim - really nice balance in that image.

Turtle

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