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Posted on 12/09/14 11:32:00 AM

puffin31939
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Re: Challenge 521: The empty booth

Thanks, Steve

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Posted on 12/09/14 12:58:56 PM

srawland
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Re: Challenge 521: The empty booth

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Steve Caplin wrote:

I've never heard of princess parties so I may be missing something in srawland's entry. I like the banner, though, and the clever reflections in all the mirrors - and the fact that the hat stands are festooned with tiaras. What's the hedge hiding?

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Thank you, Steve, for your generous critique.

As I stated it may be an American thing. Or, maybe you only had male children? In America it seems lately many a little girl has the fantasy of being a Disney princess. Parents can hire a young woman dressed as their daughter's favorite Disney princess character for birthday parties. Some parents even indulge their daughter's wish to be a princess so much that it is a common sight to see three-year old girls dressed as if they were going to an 18th century ball at the supermarket or at the mall.

The joke here is that all the adult "princesses" are having a party of their own.

The hedge isn't hiding anything really. It's common here for the more elegant booths to put little hedges in front of them to delineate their space.

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Posted on 12/09/14 9:18:32 PM

shaneworth71
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Re: Challenge 521: The empty booth

I love the book and I am new so I thought I would try out the friday challenge. Hoping to get better. I really enjoy tweaking things with photoshop.

Posted on 13/09/14 00:29:22 AM

ahmedalij
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Re: Challenge 521: The empty booth

darrenandcolleen@telus.net wrote:
My pawn shop booth contains
14 avatars
and 20 challenges this one included
for those who want the added challenge of finding them
not to mention the penguin slippers
Cheers Darren

very nice !!!!!

Posted on 13/09/14 1:38:36 PM

Frank
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Re: Challenge 521: The empty booth

Thanks Steve

Posted on 14/09/14 06:04:44 AM

srawland
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Re: Challenge 521: The empty booth

Steve Caplin wrote:

And yes, you're right about the original image - Sara, where's your reflection?

I really don't know why my reflection isn't in the mirror. I didn't take myself out. Perhaps I am dead.

-Sara

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Posted on 14/09/14 9:39:10 PM

Steve Caplin
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Re: Challenge 521: The empty booth

shaneworth71 wrote:
I love the book and I am new so I thought I would try out the friday challenge. Hoping to get better. I really enjoy tweaking things with photoshop.

Great entry, Shane - I like the use of the skeletons, and the new lighting. A little hard to see at this size, though. See here for instructions on how to produce a larger image at a small enough file size.

Welcome to the forum!

Posted on 16/09/14 07:52:12 AM

tooquilos
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Thank you Steve! And that's my sort of bathroom..beautiful

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Posted on 26/09/14 1:33:07 PM

shaneworth71
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Re: Challenge 521: The empty booth

I took your advice on how to size for the forum and here it is at a better size.

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