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This is my photo for our surrealism project. The sky, forest, and person are from three different photos. I photoshopped them all together to create a surreal scene. I wanted to make the girl look like she was monster that was stomping on the bikers. I enjoyed this project, it allowed us to be very creative.
A shot of my daughter on an arcade dance machine. The shot was her idea. I tend to take traditional shots, while she is more creative...but I'm learning! (^_~)
The second of two MOCs for Christmas! Here we have a porky, stompy villain. He's slow, but most certainly dangerous.
From a recent day's shooting with Graeme at Contrast Studio in Glasgow.
Model: The Druidess Of Midian
MUA: Dawn Holdbrook MUA
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I convinced my husband to stand above me and act like he was stomping the camera. That was a feat in itself. He had a hard time balancing on one foot. :-)
I was enlightened by a new term on my trip to Washington... comp stomping is when you find a unique shot location/angle/composition and then someone else just walks right up next to you or right after you and takes the same shot. Now I don’t think this would apply to places like Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Tetons, etc, but those places where you find something unique and go out of your way to get something that is unique to you, and then someone else steals the same shot.
The question is: Do you confront them? It’s a free country right?
I left the night of the wedding (last fridasy) on the Victoria Clipper to Seattle where I was picked up by Doug and went to a family restaurant, and then the next morning headed up to Mt. Rainier, walked some trails, saw some deer and bear, got followed by forest rangers who ASSUMED we’d go off trail for shots (we totally did). I’m not sure how it was brought up about Comp-Stomping, but it made for a good laugh, and then tried to take this same shot and I smacked him silly.
Wine making fun at Festival Italiano! Children piled in to stomp & smush these merlot grapes into a delicious "Little Feet" wine. Belmar, Lakewood, Colorado
Such fun music. A nice way to spend your Saturday morning, warming up with a cup of coffee and kind friends. Davies Park markets.
Strobist info:
- two Nikon SB-25's high camera left and right at full power,
- Nikon SB-600 on the ground at 1/4 power to light the sole, all flashes fired with Blazzeo (PT-04) wireless flash trigger.
loving laurenlemon's concept of the "unjump"
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There's a lot of good graffiti, particularly on the pavements, around the beach suburbs of Wollongong. I'm a fan.