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Published: 2004-07-31 00:58:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 854; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 335
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Another edited photograph of the same wooden mannequin. This time in a depressed, beaten pose.Related content
Comments: 36
Very nice photo shot indeed... My comments for this one is most likely almost the same with everyone else in here so 
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lol that's so cool! it reminds me of I,Robot! i love that movie! this one is going in my
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Lol, wierd but great shot. Interesting to see all the things ppl can come out with, using simple objects like that...
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i have seen these figures used to convey feelings of emotion on D-Art b4 ... but its still fun ... adn im not calling you a ripper
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i think its wonderful how you have managed to portray the sence of defeat so well by body pose alone. this shows what a fantastic sence of figure you have. the lighting and perspective here is alsowell chosen. an imaginative and well executed piece
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I like posing me manikin too
Good job, like everything about it
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Why thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it so much.
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amazingly amazing (not quite sure if the work amazingly exists) really good picture, the way you've put you're object, keep it up
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I like how crisp this is. He actually looks sad
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Yeah... I felt really bad for him when I shot this. Then I realized that he is a wooden mannequin, and really doesn't have any feelings. So I just adjusted him to a happy position and felt better about the whole situation.
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Mine was forced to hold things. I took one of those flags from the hard rock cafe and taped it to his hand... and he held bracelets and stuff around his head
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Poor little fella... forced into a life of servitude.
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nice simple shot
like all the detail you captured in the pic..nice and in focus!!!
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Thanks! It was fun getting the shot into focus while dealing with the extreme lighting behind it the mannequin.
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very cool as well.
i like this one better...much better pose.
are these tiny, or how large are these manequins?
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The wooden mannequins are about 8" tall. So I guess they would be considered as being decently sized.
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Awsome work! i love the pose it works perfectly with the title ^.^ great job
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Thanks! I'm so glad that you appreciate this so much. It was a lot of fun to arrange.
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You could have made it less grainy, so the wood of the puppet would look better, though it looks good as is. Also, try adding a background and see if it works...
Why be so sad and look at his position from a dark point of view? For me, he is not hopeless and tired, but I see him above me, helping me get up after I've fallen quite hard. He is the good samaritan for me
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Yeah, it was just a bit tough taking the photo and keeping the colour levels without grain as I took a shot of the mannequin in front of a huge, overly bright white light to get the effect. To make the wood more visible I had to play with the colour settings a tad and that made it look a bit grainy in areas.
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Nonetheless, it still looks good!
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aww..
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Ooh! This is awesome. I love the angle and the light. Yet the hands in first position and the angle of the head almost make it look as though it is a pose of rest, rather than defeat.
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Very interesting thought, Princess. To me, the pose sort of resembles when someone lets a sigh of desperate hopelessness and hangs their head low.
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i do see what you mean. tortuga
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