Pictures of Getting a New Face

Photographer	Shirley D. Cross {K:143399}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon N90
Categories	Photoart	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio		Lens	Nikon 28-70mm AFD zoom
Uploaded	11/17/2006	Film / Memory Type	Fujichrome Sensia 100
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Critiques	10	Rating	6.17 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - Salem State - OREGON Country - United States
About	This is just some wild fun. My hairdresser used to have these terrible heatlamps with flexible arms that he would put me under. I was always scared of those things...with good reason. They eventually 'blew up' with another customer. Fortunately, no one was hurt. Anyway, one time when I was there, I set up my camera on the tripod and had everything ready to go and showed my hairdresser how to zoom out during the slightly long exposure. I added the image to this background that I created.

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Ian Miller

{K:7909} 11/17/2006

Wa HAY!!!!! Glad to see we are BOTH going a tad off the rails again lol! Nice one Shirley. Great minds think alike. ;-)

Ian

Saeed Al Shamsi

{K:47644} 11/17/2006

Brilliant and endless creative thoughts, next time be careful and do not except those headlamps, tell the hair dresser to get rid of them and that is a special request from UF members :)
Saeed

Rashed Abdulla

{K:154905} 11/17/2006

What a beautiful image and a creative idea and so well implemented and presented here, this is so amazing and so pleasant image to view

Wishing you all of the best my friend

Shirley D. Cross

{K:143399} 11/17/2006

Thanks, Ian...glad you enjoyed it!:)

Shirley D. Cross

{K:143399} 11/17/2006

Thank you so very much, Dear Ali!:)

Shirley D. Cross

{K:143399} 11/17/2006

Thank you so very much, dear Saeed! Yes, he has gotten rid of them since they 'blew up'.:)

Paolo Corradini

{K:53032} 11/18/2006

cool photoart! :)

Shirley D. Cross

{K:143399} 11/18/2006

Thank you very much, dear Paolo!:)

Bruce Harper {K:5305} 11/19/2006

I was going to say 'cool', but I think 'hot' would be more appropriate. Nice effects Shirley.

Shirley D. Cross

{K:143399} 11/19/2006

Thank you so very much, Bruce!:):)

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