adjusting the face to the sunglasses-

pathfinder · May 6, 2007

I love the self portrait George.

I don't think the doorframe is a postive addition though:D

System · May 6, 2007

pathfinder wrote:

I love the self portrait George.

I don't think the doorframe is a postive addition though:D

thanks jim-

here's one without the doorframe-

ShepsMom · May 6, 2007

Very handsome, George! Love the pp effect

System · May 6, 2007

you're too nice marina-

remember, it was photoshopped-

ShepsMom · May 6, 2007

Of course it was! Isn't PS a magical tool of the century?

mmroden · May 7, 2007

Question is, in the second one, do you want the noise grain or not?

Very interesting effects...

System · May 7, 2007

mmroden wrote:

Question is, in the second one, do you want the noise grain or not?

Very interesting effects...

thanks much for looking!-

re noise-

I guess you haven't looked at much of my stuff-

I use it quite a bit-

hah!-

love it when someone uses 'interesting'-

it's a good euphemism-

LilleG · May 7, 2007

Damnit, George. I keep telling myself that I don't like grain/noise and you keep showing me that, sometimes, I do!

mmroden · May 7, 2007

gefillmore wrote:

thanks much for looking!-

re noise-

I guess you haven't looked at much of my stuff-

I use it quite a bit-

hah!-

love it when someone uses 'interesting'-

it's a good euphemism-

Heh. Yeah, I've looked at your stuff, but I'm used to your noise being more filmlike, rather than postprocessy. I'd expect noise on the face, but it seems wasted in the background.

As for 'interesting', I meant it in this context:
http://www.prime-junta.net/pont/Pontification/o_Boring_Photographs/a_Boring_Photographs.html

I'm not one for using euphemisms, most of the time; I lack the subtlety.

saurora · May 7, 2007

I like both of them George...pretty equally, too! Can't quite decide on the crop in the first one with your head almost resting on the bottom of the frame. Is this uncropped, or was it intentional? Not a biggie....just an observation. I'm into observations today.

Frog Lady · May 8, 2007

over all, I like the 2nd one better. I keep going back to look at it. One thing that bugs me a bit about the grain is that it looks like your bottom lip is growing whiskers:D

cheers,

C.

System · May 8, 2007

thanks all for looking and comenting!-

pathfinder · May 8, 2007

I may be the odd man out here George, but I find the first one much more interesting.

I find the use of grain worthwhile sometimes, but for me it is like pepper, best not used in large amounts:D

System · May 8, 2007

pathfinder wrote:

I may be the odd man out here George, but I find the first one much more interesting.

I find the use of grain worthwhile sometimes, but for me it is like pepper, best not used in large amounts:D

good one-

I tend to overdo-

but then I like loud rock music and spicy food-

thanks much jim-

pathfinder · May 8, 2007

Loud rock music and spicy food. And who does not I ask??:D

Thiago Sigrist · May 9, 2007

Cool looks, George!

And I also quite like the fact your postprocessing is somewhat overdone sometimes.

I myself dig #1. More than #2, but IMHO the best is your avatar shot!

Thanks for sharing!
Take care!

-- thiago

Mrs F · May 9, 2007

I like both of these George, but I agree with Pathfinder: there's something really intriguing about that first shot. There's a really "gritty" feel to these shots. Nice work.

System · May 9, 2007

pathfinder wrote:

Loud rock music and spicy food. And who does not I ask??:D

hah!-

ok, then; for me it's louder and spicier-

(my kids have to tell me to turn down the music)-

System · May 9, 2007

Thiago Sigrist wrote:

Cool looks, George!

And I also quite like the fact your postprocessing is somewhat overdone sometimes.

I myself dig #1. More than #2, but IMHO the best is your avatar shot!

Thanks for sharing!
Take care!

-- thiago

thanks thiago-

appreciate the comment-

System · May 9, 2007

Mrs F wrote:

I like both of these George, but I agree with Pathfinder: there's something really intriguing about that first shot. There's a really "gritty" feel to these shots. Nice work.

thanks mrs f-

it helps that I have a gritty face-

adjusting the face to the sunglasses-

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