2009-02-28, 19:02 | Link #381 | |
Paparazzi
Join Date: Mar 2008
Age: 41
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What got old really fast was the noise though. I was staying at the Treasure Island and as always you had to walk through the casino floor to get to the rooms. And every time you were hit with this huge wall of cacophonic noise from the slot machines. Well, as a sort of an upside it's at least honest about its purpose of leaving you with an empty wallet, massive hang over and syphilis as a souvenir. A few more photos but that's about all that were salvageable. Spoiler for size:
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2009-03-07, 19:34 | Link #389 |
Love Yourself
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Northeast USA
Age: 38
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Nice pics on the Vegas images. I notice there's a bit of vignetting in many of them at the top edges. What's that caused by?
Agreed also that Vegas is a weird place, and the desert is quite interesting. I'm not such a fan of the desert by day, but I've driven through there at night - it's somewhat magical.
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Paparazzi
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I find that a bit funny actually, since I consider myself first and foremost a photographer.
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Do have to say that's my favorite as well. Thanks! Quote:
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To me driving in the desert was borderline religious experience. It really hammered some perspective back to my head. Did on the way to Vegas drive through it at night though it was pretty much pitch black so didn't get huge kicks out of it then. I was driving on the outskirts of Vegas one evening at sunset and that was quite epic. Unfortunately didn't get photos though. Anyway borrowed Canon EF-S 10-22mm F3.5-4.5 lens from work for the weekend and here are the first results. Yay for super wide angle. Wonderful playthings but almost completely useless for any practical use. Spoiler for space savings:
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2009-03-09, 06:14 | Link #392 |
~La-la Land~
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Seattle
Age: 37
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Really neat idea you've got going with this months entry escimo, I love the pop out effect as well as the torn edges. I'm surprised at how natural it looks without losing quality. The background makes me think of a Thomas Kinkade painting
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2009-03-09, 18:06 | Link #394 | |
Paparazzi
Join Date: Mar 2008
Age: 41
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It is a Thomas Kinkade painting. Thanks again for your kind words. |
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2009-03-10, 19:06 | Link #396 |
~La-la Land~
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Seattle
Age: 37
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naughty naughty escimo using Thomas Kinkade art! shhh, i won't tell!
Nice to see someone keeping up on their sig work! And heeeeey, I recognize some of the brushes. I have the set you're using in your "simple" one for yourself (the pink sig).
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2009-03-11, 09:14 | Link #398 | |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Age: 41
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It was a bit of an afterthought and it unfortunately shows. I'll probably redo the whole bg. Render I'm quite satisfied with. |
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