10th Place Clockwork Orange by Amy Medina (aka. DRabbit) by Canon DSLR Challenge

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25-FEB-2007	Amy Medina (aka. DRabbit)

10th Place Clockwork Orange by Amy Medina (aka. DRabbit)

Long Island, NY

PP galore. Eyes made blue (his are brown), shoulders lowered, background darkened (and partially removed), skin smoothed and color fixed, removed stray highlights, added eye catch lights, eye makeup done all in post, slight bit of noise added.

Canon EOS 20D ,Tamron SP AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR Di LD (IF)
1/60s f/2.8 at 54.0mm iso400 full exif

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Guest		05-Mar-2007 20:49
Haven't see the movie, so can't really comment on how it relates, but photographically this is great work! -Cat

Canon DSLR Challenge		03-Mar-2007 23:48
Great work Amy, and a great rendition of the original! CJ

Canon DSLR Challenge		28-Feb-2007 23:13
Luridly colorful, faithful to the original. Nice family team effort. Sam Attal

Guest		28-Feb-2007 21:18
Thanks for the comments everyone :) Photokhan... endless? I WISH! I don't have enough models. But the ones I have a HUGE hams - LOL - my husband will do just about anything for a photo, and my daughter is majorly into acting. We're also pretty resourceful and finding our props. We must of drove around to various stores for 2 hours to find the hat in this photo! Forrest Gump and This one are both my husband. We're going to shoot another one with him as the star tomorrow or Friday and if if comes out good I need to figure out which entry to get rid of! My daughter LOVED doing the Exorcist (in Exhibition). The other two guys in The Color of Money are my brother-in-law and father-in-law (who just got that pool table for Christmas! - Lucky me!)

photokhan		28-Feb-2007 13:50
For once the PP is not so seamless, at least in the eyes blue twist. But, them again, there are "real" contact lenses that do look like this, so... I still find this to be a great photo and also that the expression really relates to the movie general atmosphere. (You seem to have an endless "pool" of "models"...Family?...Co-workers...? Any tips on how to convince people to collaborate in these little projects?) PK

Canon DSLR Challenge		27-Feb-2007 12:26
This is great Amy, your PP work is very good... very pro' job. ~ Regards Melbob.

jnconradie		26-Feb-2007 19:38
Congratulations. You did very well! Regards ~jnconradie

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-Feb-2007 11:27
Works for me. About the only thing I think might improve it (but it's been a while since I saw it) is if his face were whiter. Phil

Canon DSLR Challenge		26-Feb-2007 04:30
well done. theFly