The Balrog

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Image Title: The Balrog

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By: Pahl Scharping
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Pahl Scharping {Karma:163}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon 5005
Categories	Digital	Film Format
Portfolio	Fantasy	Lens	Nikkor 24-120
Uploaded	6/19/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Gold 100
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	555	Shutter	1/250
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/8.0
Critiques	7	Rating	6.38 / 4 Ratings
Location	City - Newport State - OREGON Country - United States
About	I created this image of the JRR Tolkein creature from a photograph I had taken of a piece of driftwood on a local beach. Much of my personal photography is now the beginning of the creative process.

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Mary Vareli {K:15826} 7/3/2004

hmm... another Tolkien's lover!! Great!
I like the image creative and successful depiction! More interesting is your imagination!!

fine work!

Fern {K:2509} 7/3/2004

you see things in objects and actually can produce a composite . . . truly creative

Ezequiel Lozada {K:17176} 6/24/2004

Yes, yes & yes.
That`s a beautiful pet !
Ez

Dan s

{K:839} 6/20/2004

Before I started taking photos, I would see things without seeing them! Now that I love taking photos, I see everything! How many people walked by that piece of wood and they saw a piece of wood.. You saw a work of art?. Nice job! And you do have a good eye!

Dan

André Bermak {K:14443} 6/19/2004

Fantástico trabalho.Linda arte!!!!!!!(Add to fav.....)

Ian McIntosh {K:42997} 6/19/2004

Congrats. Love this. Actually quite seamless in my opinion, which is rare for this much treatment.

Pahl Scharping {K:163} 6/19/2004

Core image in making 'The Balrog'

Core Image for Balrog

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