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Uploaded: 06/05/07 5:07 PM GMT
High On Time
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Well, I was going to do this in sepia... but somehow this seemed to stand out more to me. All comments and tips appreciated, and I do love that clock. Just a note, the wall was originally yellow.

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.timvdb
06/05/07 5:41 PM GMT
Hey Gem,
When I saw this in the New images gallery, I couldn't resist clicking on it and leaving some support, (~8 8~)
It is wonderful, very beautiful, the old look and special mood have an amazing effect on me,
No need for sepia indeed, the colors suggest a lot,
You have done a fine lovely job here,

Thanks for sharing
♥
Tim
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::solita17
06/05/07 6:07 PM GMT
Ooooh, I like! The colours are so subtle and lovely... actually... the more I look at it the deeper it becomes. Symbolism: time, the clock, and burning candles. Light and shadow across the wall and the clock... Niiiice.
mary
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.jesouris
06/05/07 6:58 PM GMT
great subject and manipulation. It's original and well done, AND it's going to my favs!
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::JQ
06/05/07 7:16 PM GMT
ohh im going to fave this too! i really like it! good job girl!
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::cynlee
06/06/07 1:21 AM GMT
Wonderful colors. Like something I've seen in a dream.
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sharonva
06/07/07 12:34 AM GMT
This is absolutely beautiful...and I have a suspicion that I'd like it on the yellow wall, or in sepia... whatever the color, the wall is going to show those wonderful gradations and the clock ain't gonna change!
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.blackwar
06/07/07 2:15 AM GMT
Wow, really beautiful work you've done here! I'm sure this picture is better with colors, because they are so unusual :)

Keep up the good work! :)
David
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.purmusic
06/08/07 2:36 AM GMT
Love that clock.

And very nice work Gemma on the post-sweetening. Hmm, methinks you have sum skillz after all.

Wait a sec ... you been holding out on us? >:o|

Excellent work. My only caveat would be the slight glare and reflection. Easy fix with the clone stamp tool.

Next time, that is. Kind of adds something to the 'high' concept here.

Any thoughts to a companion piece to this one? Not a substitute to be clear ... but your focal subject is worthy of another, that's for sure. Grab some more details ... add your magic ... maybe then?

Thanks for sharing. :o)
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::cynlee
06/10/07 3:26 PM GMT
This deserves a much higher index in my opinion. Maybe tomorrow!
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.Terror_Strike
08/28/07 6:09 PM GMT
very nice pic, great job on the wall
makes the clock stand out very well
thanks for posting
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.houstonaxl
04/19/08 11:50 AM GMT
Very nice capture! Well done. A Fav for sure!
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