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Let there be light 2
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Uploaded: 09/30/11 4:52 PM GMT
Let there be light 2
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abstract->surrealism
Had been playing around in Paint.net and my hand kinda got caught in this image.
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::vangoughs
09/30/11 5:23 PM GMT
Wonderful piece of work!!!
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Wow this is one beautiful looking piece of work,love the light and deep darkness in this art work and very nicely set up as well.Love the title you gave this one,i can see a lot of work went into creating this piece,well done.
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This is a terrific work and a lot of thought went into it I'm sure. Awesome!
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Remarkable work Rob. The hand looks like it is rusted. Wonderful effects.
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Cameras are like people--sometimes they lose focus.
This is art Rob, wonderful work with the hand and the light. Mooi hoor :-)! Mich
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Wow, this is really spooky, Rob. What a creative image.
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LYTRO. The new light field photography. Refocus your shots AFTER you have taken them. Just click on the word LYTRO. See a VIDEO HERE.
Like reaching for the stars ... a creative & heavenly creation, Rob. Excellent work.
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"Packers Rock!"
As always I'm nearly last on the scene, Rob, but I'll ignore the above comments and write my own critique even though I have 33 comments yet to write.
This is a killer image. Once again I'll heap my utmost praise on you for your imagination and your skills in manipulation. You are the Paint.net master without a doubt. I would say that there is something almost heavenly about your posting. It's reminiscent of the Sistine Chapel. While you're not Michelangelo and the shot is not god touching Adam, I think you get my drift. Brilliantly crafted work.
However, I think you might need to see a dermatologist about the skin on your hand. I don't think this is a problem that can be fixed with an over the counter moisturizer. I'm sending you some topical ointment for your hand. Keep in mind that conditions like this can easily spread. I see this is your right hand; so at least for the next week keep your right hand away from your naughty bits.
You get three gold stars, one fave and a nomination to the AC for this beauty.
Roger
This is a killer image. Once again I'll heap my utmost praise on you for your imagination and your skills in manipulation. You are the Paint.net master without a doubt. I would say that there is something almost heavenly about your posting. It's reminiscent of the Sistine Chapel. While you're not Michelangelo and the shot is not god touching Adam, I think you get my drift. Brilliantly crafted work.
However, I think you might need to see a dermatologist about the skin on your hand. I don't think this is a problem that can be fixed with an over the counter moisturizer. I'm sending you some topical ointment for your hand. Keep in mind that conditions like this can easily spread. I see this is your right hand; so at least for the next week keep your right hand away from your naughty bits.
You get three gold stars, one fave and a nomination to the AC for this beauty.
Roger
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I sometimes get the tip of my finger in a shot, but can honestly say I've never managed to get my whole hand in the frame. Not only that but you somehow manged to reach across the lens to get it in there.
Great post work on this creative image, Rob. Nice textures in the hand and good lighting and shadows.
Great post work on this creative image, Rob. Nice textures in the hand and good lighting and shadows.
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The difference between a bad artist and a good one is: the bad artist seems to copy a great deal; the good one really does. ~William Blake