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kosiakpl
(May 23, 2008 at 17:15)
nice, mayby pod ?
Charleyboy14 shut the f*ck up, id like to see you create something like that, truely awesome photoshoppin skills there mate
i think its amazing what eyes look like like all the likes goin all squigaly and it looks even better with the bike in it
POD for sure
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nah just from pointing a flash at your eye for about 30 minutes trying to get the shot to work. Probably fired the flash well over 100 times trying to get it to work right
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That's pretty cool. My only criticism is that the superimposed biking photo was taken at night in low light, whereas the eye is lit as if it's daytime. Still looks pretty good, and most ppl wouldn't even notice that 
Good work
Good work
look how complex the eye looks, amazing really whe you think about it...but screw that.
really creative idea and it works really good
really creative idea and it works really good
nice pic and realy nice photoshop just a shame about the flash/lguht reflecting of the eye but ow well realy realy nice pic will ahve to try simalar some time
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Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
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Date: 2008-05-23
Trail: Cranbrook Streets
Riders: Dan McCutcheon
Description: After many requests, I edited in a biking photo! The eye photo was taken with Sigma 105mm F2.8 macro and the biking photo taken with Pentax DA* 16-50mm F2.8
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