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monkeybort
Participanti think it’s open to interpretation. i was thinking about your belly shots, ‘bort, and wondered if you might submit one of them (they’re gorgeous). in that instance i think the belly alone would be great because it is a time and place type shot.
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it’s in the running, for sure. and thank you! we’ve gotten some really interesting prints on watercolor paper from those, too….they’re fun to play with.
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ParticipantHmmm I considered environmental portraits but also headshots. I didn’t read it as exclusively environmental. If it was meant as such, I’d be in trouble myself 😉 But seriously, the description also mentions taking portraits for beauty, so I don’t think it’s just environmentalstuff. My 2 cents….
/0.63 cents after taxes…
i agree, i don’t think it should be exclusively environmental. i probably just read it that way since that happens to be what most of mine are.
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monkeybort
Participanti think headshots would be fine, too – it’s a pretty loose category….
any other thoughts on that?
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ParticipantOn topic – I’m not sure if I have got this weeks challenge right. I went to wiki to look up the description but that didn’t help too much.
i’m thinking of it as environmental portraits – people doing what they do, or shots of a certain sort of lifestyle, etc. like….a construction worker on a jobsite. or a CPA at a computer (oooo, exciting!). or a student in the library. or a ski instructor teaching. something like that.
monkeybort
Participantjust a general opinion question – i have some shots that i consider to be portraits even though it’s not a photo of someone’s face. for example – a ballet dancer’s feet. or a pregnant woman’s belly. ok, those are the two that i have. 😛
what are peoples’ thoughts on that? i feel that it captures the essence of what that person is doing at that time – their character and the place they are in their life at that moment, which (to me) qualifies it as a portrait.
monkeybort
Participanti think we’ve discussed it before but i can’t remember what came of it. i lean towards no, just because it is a significant alteration of the original photo.
if there is a strong sentiment for letting it in, i’m cool with that too.
monkeybort
Participanti agree with marley – i like three images. it’s a good ##, not too many, but enough so you can throw an experiment in there and see how it goes over.
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Participantfrom the farq:
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so i would say to link it if it’s questionable.
monkeybort
Participantnice to *be* back. i missed you guys!!!
*group hug*
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Participantmonkeybort
Participantindeed. i have at least 6 on pbase that i wanted to post, and FSM only knows how many more that i didn’t even find on my computer.
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Participantlinkity link link:
http://forums.fark.com/cgi/fark/comments.pl?IDLink=2248482&ok=1
monkeybort
Participanttry not to point the flash directly at her – if possible, bounce it off the nearest wall or the ceiling. may be difficult if you don’t have a SLR with a flash that swivels and rotates and stuff.
monkeybort
Participantshould it come to WY or are there some calinfornians or oregonians that should get it first?
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Participanti think schnee was going to be out of town – can’t remember the dates but it certainly *could* be this week!
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