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...and so you should be proud, Gee. It's an excellent piece. I'll be sure to show this to Lisa as well, I'm sure she'll appreciate it as much as I do.
Love this shot Gee. Great to see shots where people think outside the square. Your patience over the two months paid off.
thankyou!
Smooth photo shop job. The feet and the shadows over the sand are excellent. As is the lighting definition.
thanks steve!
This is my pick of the bunch.
actually skip everything else... check out this part of his site. http://kubicki.info/graphic_works/digital_and_mixed/
hahaha kimber is my lecturer at uni! rad dude, very cool work!
My current fave would have to be Alexia Sinclaire and a guy who goes by the name of kubicki. http://www.kubicki.info
Im heavily into the digital art style stuff, so i love the photosho…
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Digital Retouching ahoy
Heya everyone,
Just a quick shoutout (it's 3am and I really should be considering closing photoshop and going to bed) but...
I'm starting a digital retouching buisness here in Adelaide, so if you have any digital editing work you need done give me a call. I discovered I really do stink at photography, but photoshop is indeed a passion of mine and making images go from amazing to simply mindblowing is pretty much the reason I climb out of bed every morning.
I have been working professionally a… Continue
Just a quick shoutout (it's 3am and I really should be considering closing photoshop and going to bed) but...
I'm starting a digital retouching buisness here in Adelaide, so if you have any digital editing work you need done give me a call. I discovered I really do stink at photography, but photoshop is indeed a passion of mine and making images go from amazing to simply mindblowing is pretty much the reason I climb out of bed every morning.
I have been working professionally a… Continue
Posted on November 13, 2009 at 3:29am —
New around here... What the heck?
Heya everyone. I sort of came to this site looking for prices on things... but apparently its impossible to find such shizz on this site!
Anyhooze. I'm a student studying at Uni SA. I have been there for about four years now studying part time while traveling australia photographing bands and other such things. I love digital photography and photomanipulation and I'm currently looking for work in the industry.
Aside from that I freelance and mostly hang around taking photos at gigs around adel… Continue
Anyhooze. I'm a student studying at Uni SA. I have been there for about four years now studying part time while traveling australia photographing bands and other such things. I love digital photography and photomanipulation and I'm currently looking for work in the industry.
Aside from that I freelance and mostly hang around taking photos at gigs around adel… Continue
Posted on June 15, 2009 at 3:39am — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 9:46am on November 14, 2009,
peppermunk said…
- yeah things are good :)
i quit fb, best thing i ever did.
u still shooting obviously?
- At 1:10pm on November 13, 2009,
Stephen Muller said…
- It appears you have a well thought out and executed approach to your images, and the results show this. Impressive and very interesting work.
- At 7:23am on November 13, 2009,
peppermunk said…
- hey i know u :)
- At 6:38pm on August 13, 2009,
Neil Hunwick aka FRED FUNKELDINK said… - funkin brill photos
- At 6:35pm on June 15, 2009,
Ace Coote said… - Hi Gee. What an amazing collection of images you have! So awesomely different and so well executed.
Now for the light bulb trick. Break off the bottom of a light bulb and fill it with water (obviously the base of the lightbulb needs to be at the top. I made a small hole in the metal screw in part so I could insert a thin rod. This rod went through a hole in the white paper backdrop and held the light bulb up. Then it is just a matter of dropping in red food colouring and snapping until you get something you like. Post processing just needs to include a 180o turn so the base now is at the bottom of the image.
Have fun!
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