Japanese Vintage Aliens Poster. Just a pic I did using the japanese logo and giving the pic a vintage feel.Hope you like it.
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I like it a lot. Just used to seeing your brilliant colors and spectacular lighting. But this is awesome with great depth.
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Cool. Really like the light beams effect.
Do you live on this Spaceship . Great work, always symbolic and uncluttered but exceptional eye candy. Congrats Manos. As I used to ask Hits let me know when you are taking a FN vacation
Agree, eye candy and the light show is fantastic here. Great win Manos, congrats on the Gold.
Back when you still had to crank-start your robot. Nice work. Congrats.
I don't know about you, but I'm tired of winning
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Well, this is a Winner, don't be too tired.
Congrads on the Silver cup, right up on top, and I'm not tired of winning, after 8 years of losing.
Silver Cup. Congratulations, LunaC. Just "Clowning Around" huh. Pro Chopping.
You are tired. That's my job here...^^ Congrats on Silver, Luna.
Going for max realism here
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This looks like an actual color photo and not colorized.
Thanks Crafty--Just what I was going for.
Awesome job with all correct colors, pumps Gas Gal uniform and '42 Ford. Congrats on the max gold, LunaC.
Really nice work on this, looks real,Congrats on the win.
Max realism achieved. Looks great. Congrats.
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Maybe a bit of noise on her face could help.
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Over before it started Thanks Andrew, Luciano and Hobbit
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Love the mood of this one and it all blends so well it doesn't even look like it was composited... it was, right. Nicely done.
Nicely Assembled, Hiddenwood. Love the gray and the low sat tones.
Ty, yeah Rob it was all built from scratch. I'll post the sources soon so you can get an idea of the process.
Looks like some abandoned, cursed objects in Bodie. Nice one.
Reminds me of leonardo da vinci's workshop, very innovative especially mechanical crow
Really, an amazing job. It could have been a still life photographed. All the perspectives, shadows, check. I really like this piece a lot
We could discuss if some shadow shoud be longer or shorter but in this case really small details. I have no words.
Grats, FW. Very Interesting and Inspirational. Keep'em Coming.
How much hours of work is that . OMG . impressive
Quite a nice, artful arrangement. Totally Bodie, just needed a gold pan and some dust covered placer gold to complete the "untouchable" ghost story for me. You'd never know it was a chop. Congrats on the gold. If you are not familiar with Bodie, Ca and the story, this probably sounds like gibberish. Treat yourself and Google it. It is one he11 of an amazing ghost story
Congrats on the Gold. Boy that'll teach me to go on and on about how good your entry is BEFORE the voting. What a dunce I am,
Congrats on the gold Funk
Thanks everyone. This one was a lot of fun..Armatien, not sure how long it took. More than a few hours I suppose. A lot of time spent on composition and color tweaking. Tim, I checked out Bodie. Cool looking ghost town. Robb,it's tough to say how much comments during voting affects voting. As a general rule I don't comment on entries until voting is completed. At Worth1000 they won't allow you to see comments until you've voted. Probably a good idea.
Agreed. Some people use comments as barbs and efforts to minimize where others are extremely helpful. It is always the bad apple that spoils the barrel so I steer away from the practice of critical comments, mostly, and prefer to give positive kudos. Then there is the rare case when someone has really blown it and I might say something if there is time to save it. It can be a touchy subject and I think you have adopted wise policy, albeit sad. I am sure everyone likes to hear your comments as much as I. You have many hard won gems of experience to give
Congrats on the gold, Funk. Stunning composition.
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Photoshop this photo of "Vintage Washing Machine" any way you wish. (image credit: Øyvind Holmstad)
Long before Photoshop, there was Photomontage, the result of making a composite photograph by cutting, gluing, rearranging and overlapping two or more photographs into a new image. The first and most famous photomontage (then called combination printing) was "The Two Ways of Life" (1857) by Oscar Rejlander. Individual photographs combined together to create a new subject or visual image proved to be a powerful tool for protesting World War I in the form of photomontage postcards.
Take any vintage photo and photoshop it any way you like (keeping a vintage feel to it). Add any modern objects and characters to vintage photos, as long as you keep the original vintage style of the photo. PLEASE NOTE: LIMIT 3 ENTRIES PER PLAYER. Themepost thanks goes to LunaC
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Create vintage photos (Black & White or Vintage Looking) using MODERN DAY recognizable celebrities. NOTE: Sorry, no entry is allowed using a current modern photo converted using VINTAGE filters. For more on this story Visit This Link
Long before Photoshop, in the beginning of the 20th century, photographer from Kansas William 'Dad' Martin started creating photo montages of his photos and sold them as postcards. Martin used just photo prints, scissors, glue, and pencil to create realistically looking photo hoaxes for his postcards, and they sold like hotcakes. During 1903-1909, Martin's photography company, which originally had just 5 people, and was located on a quiet street in Kansas, sold more photo postcards than most famous photo studios in New York.
Take any vintage photo (up to 1960) and photoshop it any way you like (keeping a vintage feel to it). It's OK to add any modern objects and characters to vintage photos, as long as you keep the original vintage style of the photo.
Many thanks to funkwood for the themepost.
Long before Photoshop, in the beginning of the 20th century, photographer from Kansas William 'Dad' Martin started creating photo montages of his photos and sold them as postcards. Martin used just photo prints, scissors, glue, and pencil to create realistically looking photo hoaxes for his postcards, and they sold like hotcakes. During 1903-1909, Martin's photography company, which originally had just 5 people, and was located on a quiet street in Kansas, sold more photo postcards than most famous photo studios in New York.
Take any vintage photo (up to 1960) and photoshop it any way you like (keeping a vintage feel to it). It's OK to add any modern objects and characters to vintage photos, as long as you keep the original vintage style of the photo. Please note that this is a speed contest with only 24 hours for submissions. Many thanks to funkwood for the themepost.
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