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Photographer  Jim McNitt {Karma:11246}
Project #18 Beneath Your Feet Camera Model Nikon 990
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Uploaded 7/24/2003 Film / Memory Type Lexar FC
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About This is the "laughing" skull from the background of my recent "Fear" upload, presented as a still life. What I had in mind is almost a parody of those English hunting prints with a couple of dead game birds such as pheasants or quails artfully arranged on a table top. In this case, the broken skulls and bones were artfully arranged by the undertakers of the Paris Catacombs. The rest was added in Photoshop. Comments appreciated...
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B:)liana    {K:30945} 8/16/2003
Wow Lugubre. ;-)

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Leslie Cohelan   {K:20807} 8/13/2003
Excellent composition and colors...my only nit in the color scheme is the ray of light...might consider adding just a bit of black to it with selective color and/or changing the color balance, saturation etc...it seems to be a bit too bright for the rest of the picture...I picture just a bit more dusty feel to it with a layer of grain at a low opacity to give it that dust beam feel...this is just a wonderful composition and one can't help but hold thier eyes to the skull...most enjoyable...and thank you for your very kind comments

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Ulf Fågelhammar   {K:10975} 7/28/2003
Amazing. Fascinating. Outstanding work.

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michelle k.   {K:16270} 7/27/2003
very cool jim.

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evreniz e.   {K:5484} 7/25/2003
Woha! very powerful color.. Very good work Jim, very good composition.. congratulations..

Regards, Murat.

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Jim McNitt   {K:11246} 7/24/2003
Patricia:

Good catch on the light beam. It was the final step late last night and you're right, it needs at a minimum some spectral highlights and shadows.

If you go to the Catacombs, be sure to take a flashlight (so you can see what you're photographing, many areas are completely dark) and a good detachable stroke like the 550 EX for the Canon 10D (I think that's what you shoot with, no?).

Some of my other favorite places for shooting in Parks are Pere La Chaise, Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Jardin des Plantes, Parc Floral de Paris, and the Marche au Puces (Fri-Sun).

Best, -Jim

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Patricia Eifel   {K:5097} 7/24/2003
You're getting more gothic with each image. What a title! Very creepy and very effective. The only thing I'm not sure about is the light beam which doesn't quite fit into the composition without attendant shadows etc.
I'm going to Paris soon and the Place St. Michel and catecombs will be on my list... I want to revisit the fonts of this creative whirlwind!

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Dave M   {K:9043} 7/24/2003
Jim, you are proving yourself to be a phenomenal photo artist. A simply magnificent treatment.

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peta jones   {K:12615} 7/24/2003
Very macabre Jim, I'll try not to dream this scene tonight! Artfully crafted.

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In Transit In Transit   {K:29432} 7/24/2003
If you just follow the light, extraordinary things will happen... and this boy can now see back into the future... next it will be cards and witchcraft... but he is far too young and let him live to a 100!

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^j^ .   {K:8554} 7/24/2003
Wow... I just had a quick look at your pics (not all of them but you can be sure i'll be back in here...) and, well... What can I say ?! You're a great lightwriter and I really like these stories you make up !!!

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Richard Blount   {K:8015} 7/24/2003
I looks very morbid but it is very nicely arranged Jim, and you have captured what you set out to do, very well. The tonal range is excellent and I really love the arrangement, this tells a story to me, wonderful - Richard.

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MaryBell    {K:32791} 7/24/2003
Jim,

I love this! I really do - the colors are close to the ones I thought for fear (with fear I would have gone harder and more metallic). Everything in this comp from comp to tone is perfect imo.

Mary

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