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Old 21-07-2006   #1 (permalink)
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A photo realism vignette

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awesome realism
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Howdy Charles,

Very cool photos! If I didnt know it wasnt real I would almost swear it was.

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Charles,now that is what I call realism ! just goes to show that a simple subject is not always the easiest to photograph,but you have pulled it off well.
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absolutly beautiful!!! are those some of your home-made pine trees?

lovely work, and lovely photography. you have the lighting and angles perfect, thanks for sharing!
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absolutly beautiful!!! are those some of your home-made pine trees?

lovely work, and lovely photography. you have the lighting and angles perfect, thanks for sharing!
Thanks everyone. Rjwood, yes they are the pine trees I did using my tutorial.
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If you hadn't told us it was a vignette we would never have known it was not real. Superb use of modelling and photographic skills that we all try to aspire to.

Somewhere in my mothers attic are some very old polaroids of my Revel Stuka held by string and peices of wood "flying" over my model railway layout. They looked awfull but it just goes to show that the desire to create a photorealistic setting from our models is never really far away and hasn't changed over the years!!

I can't wait for the next one!!
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that is very well done Charles, i like the second photo the best with the sun peaking over the horizon.
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have not heard from you in a while taylor. how is your car comming along?
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are you speaking of a model or my chevelle? if its the chevelle then im looking for an autobody shop to paint it, im thinking i will have it finished sometime in december/january
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