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[alte foto]
posted by Christopher Steven b. @ 18:05
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Thursday, October 19, 2006
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13 Comments:
sweet Jesus! he is beautiful.
Yes, he is...this is stunning!
Wow! This is art my friend! And I love it! Evocative, like a dream... allegorical, metaphorical...
Beautiful! :O)
i saw this kind of pic of you before but its realy great !!!
is ok pic but much dark.
you hiding in life like hiding in pic?
The cracked effect is a layer?
he might be, heather. he is too busy counting the cracks to notice... thank-you.
i have made something 'stunning?' I feel as does the village fool who trips, spilling paint upon a canvas which is then heralded as the work of a master! alright. perhaps i didn't exactly trip. your words themselves are stunning, madam.
i was hoping you would, cal. thanks.
merci, clo! because i created the image [and therefore am close to it] i find myself quite incapable of seeing it, describing it. Your words
are very appreciated..
yes, henri, the base image, though not shown before, was part of a series of shots that was.
danke.
jozee: yes, layers with one of the special combine-styles[color dodge, or something..] vs. standard linear superimposition. And then..well. layering was 1 step of about 10.
Christopher, those who are never satisfied with their work are the truly creative ones.
A group to which you belong. That includes your writing too.
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You have indeed...and I believe with much more intent than the trip of fool.
why don you anser? much busy look at your own hand? hahha. why don you stop look for holes?
ricky,
you crack me up.
wow. first impression: looks like it could have been taken from the wall of a cathedral. incredible work there, chrisso.
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