34 responses
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Robert Watkins gave props (1 Aug 2007):
awsome photo. This is kinda like what im experimenting with now. Except in B&W
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Benjamin Richards said (1 Aug 2007):
This is a really great photo... I was wondering if you don't mind me asking, how did you get such high contrast in this photo? Was it post-processing?
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escapista photography said (2 Aug 2007):
lots of sharpening...
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escapista photography said (8 Aug 2007):
Dear Mr. Policeman,
have you seen this picture published on any jpgmag's issue? Nope...
F**k do I hate watchmen... -
T'Arah Craig said (12 Aug 2007):
I love the realism of this photo
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Ronnie Ginnever gave props (14 Aug 2007):
Yessssss!
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escapista photography said (20 Aug 2007):
quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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escapista photography said (20 Aug 2007):
Dearest John,
# I won't enter a tedious debate about linguistical matters. this is not the place...
# I wasn't invited to post any images to JPG, I subscribed myself
# they can do what they like with their guidelines. they can publish the picture or not, it's up to them
# it's up to me to upload pictures that represent at their best what I'm doing and what I do like.
# Period.
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escapista photography said (20 Aug 2007):
luck it wasn't a nude pic...
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Sean Davis said (30 Aug 2007):
This is a beautiful photograph, wholly appropriate. The fact is, unsharp masking is an old darkroom technique that was adopted to digital photography. I highly doubt that if this process was applied to a photograph from a 4x5 view camera, and then scanned for reproduction, then there would be an issue as to the photo's validity in JPG. Therefore, we must assume that there is a certain bias against digital photography when using basic photographic darkroom technique. And I would hate to think that there existed that bias in a publication named JPG (insert irony). The photo rules Escapista, rock on.
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escapista photography said (2 Sep 2007):
THX Sean!
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Conor McNally said (7 Nov 2007):
this should be the cover of a tom waits album. amazing shot!!! the eyes!!! oh the eyes!!!
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Matt Ensminger said (9 Dec 2007):
This is a fantastic photograph. I sincerely hope to see it in the next issue.
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escapista photography said (10 Dec 2007):
thanks a lot matt!
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Lina Palmerin said (10 Dec 2007):
love how his eyes mach the background
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Chelsea Banks gave props (12 Dec 2007):
his eyes are amazing!!!!!
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Rachel Ballard said (14 Dec 2007):
I love everything about this image. It is incredible!
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Howard Seelig gave props (16 Dec 2007):
Great shot! Cant wait to try this technique. It has an HDR feel and I see that often here.
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Angelica Sarkisyan said (17 Dec 2007):
Beautiful capture!
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Christopher Long said (20 Dec 2007):
Stunning capture!!
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Tribe 10 gave props (20 Dec 2007):
fantastic
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Tribe 10 said (20 Dec 2007):
just wondering what type camera/lighting/flash did you use to make the subject really pop . it apears to be a large format camera, lots of detail... great shot, love it...
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martin altclas added a link (25 Dec 2007):
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escapista photography said (25 Dec 2007):
the camera i took this picture with was a simple point'n shoot, maybe this is why i love it so much...
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Caroline Sam said (26 Dec 2007):
i can't believe you did this with a point and shoot
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G Kosmas gave props (29 Dec 2007):
Excellent!
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Wes Hargrove gave props (2 Jan 2008):
brilliant!
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Juliana Abislaiman gave props (7 Jan 2008):
It definitely rocks!!!
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Mitra said (23 Jan 2008):
Just wow.
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willie schumann said (24 Jan 2008):
i love it. the whole rules are rules thing doesn't mean a thing. a great photography is a great photography!
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Kelsey Forde said (29 Jan 2008):
really wonderful. it's almost pop-art like. high contrast looks great. props.
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callyourmomm said (6 Feb 2008):
these colors blow me away
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Mario Scattoloni gave props (25 Oct 2008):
Ditto 2 all the above as well....Yes, another great image indeed... fantastic work...
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