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"66 PolaroΓ―ds That Never Existed" #51Related content
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Where do you get these photos from? I love all of these. The mood, oh my... I'll fav this one.
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...now that I've stopped laughing... a little... this is genius!
The whole series is, but this one especially.
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thanks! that's funny how people can like and dislike different pictures from this series
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No problem. I'm sure you've recieved all kinds of odd comments on these.
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Γ§a fait drΓ΄le de revoir ces bons vieux ptne dans le watch quand mΓͺme
ahlalala, le bon vieux temps
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could anything ever be any cooler than this?
you are rawking it so far out in the stratosphere
its OUTRAGEOUS!!
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i like the words stratosphere and outrageous, thanks
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I'm running for my life.... uuuuuuuh!
Well done.
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so happy happy family. reality will get them.
great new works! my blessings.
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oh they are not new at all : )
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i really like this one because the people look pretty happy even though theres a huge bug behind them.
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mouais... c'est pas trop bien fait celle-ci. Et ça c'est la première fois que je le dis concernant ton art
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i think the saturation on the bug is JUST a tad too high
great work with the polaroids.. ive seen at least a few of them in real life.. oh they existed....yepp
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the saturation i don't know. maybe rather the luminosity
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actually, i think that the 'outline' of the bug is too bright.. looks like a cutout.. perhaps darken its left, left-upper, and left-lower edges? i dunno.. not sure.. hard to say because a lot about the picture is strange
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this is an oooold strike : )
ho, beware, there's a ";" beside your nickname!
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I hadn't seen these. The ";" is some beta tester thingie, I still don't know what I'm beta testing.
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ahah, well, tell me when you know, i'm curious : )
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this is really excellent idea. I love it so much...I think of an old sci-fi movie with huge insects...
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hahahaha.. the new safari.. with ants... heheheh
Great imaginations..
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How on earth did you get the giant insect to hold still???
Peanut butter maybe? Giant bugs really do enjoy their peanut butter.
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the colors of the coats play amazingly with the background, really great as always in very good taste
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51 out of 66... I'll be deeply saddened when the series ends.
Love the realness of this manip, it looks completely realistic, until you really examine in the content.
Sweet work!
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Seriously, I love these. These poloaroids are so surreal, and well done. Absolutely excellent work
You know these could be a book in themselves.
.netghost
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The photograph has an appearance of total calm. Everything is in it's proper place and just how it should be.
I always wonder what would happen next if we could see the situation after five minutes when I see your "66 PolaroΓ―ds That Never Existed" series.
I love pr0jectz' comment, I wish I'd thought of it first...
Jess
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j'aime beaucoup, non j'adore je ne commente jamais tes posts, je devrai ! je suis passée sur ton site, mon ami et moi sommes très intrigués par le trailer de 'kilometre'...
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ahh yes the nuclear family, a lesbian couple raising a boy named Beaver with there gaint pet ant, reminds me of home. Awesome.
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Again, fantastic! I want to visit that nature preserve with those upstanding ladies and thier young charge. The blue tint on this shot really brings the composite together, making the bug in the background look like it's really there.
Great work!
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i love this series, the colors on this are so perfectly 'period'. i like the detail of the shadow that the ant throws - its just right. it has that surreal quality of the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park or something too - where your brain tries to work out that its fake but you can't quite disbelieve it. very cool.
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