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This is one of them. This is an "out take" because all he wanted to do was play, but I turned it into something cute for his mom. I thought it expressed his personality perfectly.
( The "non-outtakes" under here X3 )
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22 December 2009 @ 08:09 pm
I made this photo for the cover of the first Croatian translation of Ian Fleming's "James Bond - Live And Let Die". This is my third James Bond Book cover.
Cover photo:
Backcover photo:
Model: Ana Fuckar
Location: Island Hvar, (Croatia)
Stylist: Ana Lokner
Make up: Me
Hairstyle: Me
Date: 28/09/2009
For more: http://marinshe.deviantart.com
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Also, thanks to
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cinnamon_06 for the subject matter for this challenge.And thanks to everyone to posted great photos for the SELF PORTRAIT challenge this month! You'll see some really amazing photographs in this recap. As usual, review all the work and at the end, please pass on a positive comment about those you really like. If you have negative commentary or constructive criticism, please don't use this post for that. Those comments should be left on the original post from the artist.
Thanks to the moderators of the two communities that host the photo challenges. They do an amazing job and it's a lot of work for them! Kudos!
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Join us next month for another photo challenge. The topic announcement will post the first Monday of the month. Now before you go, please remember to leave a comment about your favorites and why you like them!
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22 December 2009 @ 02:40 pm
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21 December 2009 @ 08:39 pm
After reading many dozens of professional camera reviews online, countless personal reviews, and weighing my own needs, I'd narrowed the DSLR search down to 3 cameras; the Nikon D90, Nikon D5000, and although not technically a DSLR, the Panasonic G1. In every decision there is compromise and I won't go into a lot of boring details but after hands on use of each one, I ended up with a D5000 with the 2 DX, VR, kit zoom lenses, 18-55 and 55-200, giving me an effective range of 28-300mm or so in 35mm terms.
It's not exactly a pretty camera, I don't care about the video, and the Live View is of limited use, but it feels good in my hands, is not too heavy, and the menu system seems to flow easily. Not having a dedicated ISO knob or button I set the function button for it, so now I've got quick easy access to most of what I need. For now at least, it was the right combination of weight, size, cost, performance and features. Here are several of the first shots, taken Saturday morning after the big winter storm that moved north. A few more are in my scrapbook: http://pics.livejournal.com/nowfated/ga
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It's not exactly a pretty camera, I don't care about the video, and the Live View is of limited use, but it feels good in my hands, is not too heavy, and the menu system seems to flow easily. Not having a dedicated ISO knob or button I set the function button for it, so now I've got quick easy access to most of what I need. For now at least, it was the right combination of weight, size, cost, performance and features. Here are several of the first shots, taken Saturday morning after the big winter storm that moved north. A few more are in my scrapbook: http://pics.livejournal.com/nowfated/ga
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21 December 2009 @ 11:15 pm
When in Cape Town, I went to the top of Table Mountain. It was amazingly hot with little breeze that day. But some plantlife was happily living up there.
22 December 2009 @ 12:22 am
