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Annemette Rosenborg Eriksen
{K:55404} 7/7/2007
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How very strange, Paul- yesterday I looked at my daughter´s "løbehjul" and considered making a funny photo, and now you present one here! I absolutely love the perspective and colours that does it for me:-)
Take care
Annemette
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alberto baez duarte
{K:8071} 7/7/2007
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very good....both..picture and model...excellent...
saludos.
alberto.
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Shirley D. Cross
{K:145279} 7/8/2007
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Unusual Perspective Project...very good and interesting, Paul!:)
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Paul Lara
{K:82893} 7/8/2007
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LOL! I hope that's a GOOD kind of "interesting". ;)
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Shirley D. Cross
{K:145279} 7/8/2007
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Oh yes, it is, Paul!:)
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fotogr@vi
{K:56916} 7/8/2007
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You asked a question. My answer to that is, 'ride what' ??
:))))))))))))))
cheers ! 
Avi
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Cernan Catig
{K:2896} 7/8/2007
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Paul, once again another fantastic shot. great perspective and use of the wide lens. Is the background edited/ false/added background?
Avi's comment was so funny..
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Paul Lara
{K:82893} 7/8/2007
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Yes, Cernan, this was a Photoshop gradient I used in place of the existing background (here's the original shot)
Yeah, Avi's a joker. ;)
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Ahmad Hasan
{K:4216} 7/8/2007
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excellent you are using the wide focal in very creative way also colours are so great ,
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Martin .
{K:24527} 7/9/2007
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Paul,
Nice fisheye effect ol' friend... ;) I just bought a Tokina 10-17mm yesterday... hehehe
Check your sensor, because you have a couple of specs on it... :(
Wonderful studio work,
Marty
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Paul Lara
{K:82893} 7/9/2007
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Yeah, I've been needing to clean my sensor for some time, Martin, but Photoshop keeps being very, very good to me. ;)
Thanks for the nudge.
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Martin .
{K:24527} 7/9/2007
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Paul,
Check the link below, because I carry this product every where I go and use it all of the time... ;)
Quick and easy use, which is a good investment IMHO... hehehe
http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Giottos-Rocket-Air-Blower-Review.aspx
I have never had to use anything else thank goodness!
Marty
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Paul Lara
{K:82893} 7/9/2007
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Yeah, I have a large Giotto Rocket, Martin.
It's never done much to budge sensor shmutz for me, but I use it all the time when I'm changing lenses.
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Cernan Catig
{K:2896} 7/12/2007
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paul, many thanks for posting the original shot. for a beginner like me I am very eager to learn on how a picture was done. many thanks
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Chris Boivin
{K:9030} 7/14/2007
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Interesting shot Paul. Thanks for the post on how you actually took in. Neat idea.
Chris
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Ezequiel Lozada
{K:17131} 8/8/2007
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great angle.
superb !
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Arturs Daukulis
{K:1331} 8/19/2007
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mmmm that lens makes fantastic perspective and this is a great example!
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Paul Lara
{K:82893} 8/19/2007
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Thanks!
I think part of the success is helped by keeping the camera pointed as close to the horizon as possible.
I saw this in my mind, when she came wheeling around the corner, and was laying down on the seamless, which was replaced by a gradient with a tiny bit of shadow thrown in.
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Olga Melissa
{K:19396} 8/26/2007
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my 7 for this colorful image, great work, excellent perspective.
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Paul Lara
{K:82893} 8/26/2007
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thank you, Olga!
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Nick Lagos
{K:834} 9/10/2007
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I love the concept of this Paul....excellent idea and framing....congrats
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John Hatz
{K:152703} 1/5/2008
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Absolutely amazing point of view, lowers, so the leg looks like... a mile high! (and so she looks tall) the way you makes her into empty from other elements background is nice too...
very enjoy your photos Paul, thanks for making our world more beautiful with these amazing models...
be well!!!
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Paul Lara
{K:82893} 1/5/2008
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Thanks, John.
I just LOVE how my 10-20 ultra-wide angle can perform this magic. Almost as pleasing as the shot itself is watching the model's face when she sees it. :)
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John Hatz
{K:152703} 1/5/2008
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ahhhhh... Sigma 10-20? that is a great lens... hope to get it soon... gives great barrel effect and that excactly is that I want, it gives depth into the photos at 10mm!
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