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Published: 2010-05-18 19:01:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 3241; Favourites: 228; Downloads: 0
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Why are you're photo manips so dang good?
I have a program called Gimp and I usually use the 'clone tool' to make their heads or other body parts to disappear. It doesn't work as well.....
How do you make it look so real? Like putting in the back of the shirt and stuff?
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This has been featured in the #Belle-Art MNA #2
To view it, click here !
Please 
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merci de me rappeller que je dois m'en acheter une 
super job 
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You were featured in my News article
please 
xoxo
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Wonderful concept! Very clever! However, I'm not sure I'm enjoying the execution as much. THe flash has caused a highlight on the wall, and is bringing out the wall texture, but that's kind of distracting from the idea itself, in my opinion. I'd love this more if the shot had me thinking of only the idea and not about the lighting and such. Still, great stuff!
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i haven't used a flash
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is that right? my bad, in that case... but I guess you know what i'm talking about - the highlight most visible near the left-most large blue splotch on the wall...
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It's strange, but also very conceptual in its method. I like how you managed to bring different aspects into play here, aspects that are completely opposed from one to another.
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XD
it's like....my brain exploded.
the concept is all special and unique and i love the little splash of blue. i also like how u've watermarked it/added ur sig, it kinda adds to the idea instead of taking away from it 
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Le concept est intΓ©ressant et le rendu fonctionne bien. On a presque l'impression d'avoir un visage lΓ©vitant.
Original et Γ§a marque !
Cela pourrait faire une bonne affiche pour une marque de vΓͺtements.
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wow, this reminds me if that song fidelity by regina spector... GREAT WORK!
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