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W.W. Webster · Dec-02-2011, 10:05 PM #21

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Originally Posted by Overfocused

You sound like my old-school photo professors and faculty

They must have been very inciteful, supportive and caring!

Overfocused · Dec-02-2011, 10:21 PM #22

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Originally Posted by W.W. Webster

They must have been very inciteful, supportive and caring!

Oh they were, and are, for sure! But when it came to appreciating things outside their realm it got really irritating. It took me being there for 3 years just to get one compliment from the main professor since he was stuck in the 70's visually speaking.

Oh, by the way, that post isn't really lost in the light of the other post at all. It is more grey than black, but I see it clearly. Is your monitor calibrated?

It could be burned easily anyway since no info is lost

puzzledpaul · Dec-03-2011, 01:44 PM #23

Good scene, well pre-viz'd and captured, with a nice bit of 'extra' ... especially the bod on the wall, imo.

Nice job.

pp

Awais Yaqub · Dec-03-2011, 03:21 PM #24

this is amazing! really love addition of people in it wow

Doug Solis · Dec-03-2011, 04:31 PM #25

It is great that you had this previsualized and knew the right conditions needed to make this shot special. I love the lighting which is being manipulated by the fog. It almost reminds me of a huge broadway scene with the spot lighting and atmosphere. Good stuff brother!

Mizzo · Dec-03-2011, 04:31 PM #26

Wow! This shot is simply amazing. Perfectly composed, great mood.

eoren1 · Dec-03-2011, 04:45 PM #27

Thanks again everyone! Loved to read the thoughts by dub dub and overfocused - both well put and taken


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Doug Solis Major grins Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: California Posts: 1,189	It is great that you had this previsualized and knew the right conditions needed to make this shot special. I love the lighting which is being manipulated by the fog. It almost reminds me of a huge broadway scene with the spot lighting and atmosphere. Good stuff brother!

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