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Posted on 11/03/08 9:04:03 PM |
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Nick Curtain
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Folds and wrinkles
I did this for a bit of fun following reading the chapter in the 2nd edition. Horses have coats, so why should cows suffer? Nick  |
Posted on 12/03/08 06:28:53 AM |
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vibeke
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Re: Folds and wrinkles
Nice work, why are folds and wrinkles so hard to do, when they turn up on my face without any coaching what so ever.  |
Posted on 12/03/08 06:45:17 AM |
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Nick Curtain
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Re: Folds and wrinkles
Thanks Vibeke and believe me, you're not alone! Nick |
Posted on 13/03/08 08:36:13 AM |
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Steve Caplin
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Re: Folds and wrinkles
Great image, Nick. Although I do think the symmetry of the cows detracts from the composition, and the fact that it's clearly the same cow twice points up the fact that it's a montage. Plus, of course, the fact that the background's repeated and flipped too. Are you short of trees? If it were me, I'd only have the one cow, which would make for a stronger image altogether. |
Posted on 13/03/08 08:58:29 AM |
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Nick Curtain
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Re: Folds and wrinkles
Thanks Steve, your comments are appreciated. I agree that I should have stuck to one cow and that would have saved me some time too. Nick |