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Dark Angel Dana
Posted by Ken McCoy (Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States) on 31 October 2008 in Abstract & Conceptual.
In honor of Halloween, here's a Photoshop treatment of Dana.
Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia
A beautiful image. I really like your processing.
31 Oct 2008 5:10am
@Michael Skorulski: Thanks, Michael! It's always an honor to get a comment form you :)
João Mourão from Amadora, Portugal
This is something for the Halloween. Nice shot.
31 Oct 2008 7:43am
@João Mourão: Obrigado, João.
@Hoshisato: Thanks for your visit and comment, Hoshisato.
@Alun Lambert: Thanks, Alun!
@Steve: Thanks, Steve!
Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece
A VERY APPROPRIATE IMAGE FOR SUCH A CELEBRATION K, WELL DONE
31 Oct 2008 8:47am
@Dimitrios: Thanks, D! I was going for an Ann Rice ancient vampire effect.
@Giovanni: Thanks, Giovanni!
Oscar from Mollet del Valles (Barcelona), Spain
Fantastic, the treatment is very nice and very appropiate for the date
31 Oct 2008 11:34am
@Oscar: Gracias por su visita y commentario, Oscar.
Isao from isère, France
J'aime, chouet portrait !!!
Expression et traitement raccord...
I like, nice portrait !
Fitting expression and treatment ...
31 Oct 2008 12:20pm
@Isao: Merci, Isao!
@Morgane: Merci beaucoup!
Barbara from Florida, United States
Outstanding work. Very well done. Happy Halloween.
31 Oct 2008 1:42pm
@Barbara: Thanks, Barbara!
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
Yikes! Now this is really, really creepy. Dana like this looks very much scary. You win hands down on the Halloween shots, with this very strong Halloween entry! Bravo Ken.
31 Oct 2008 1:58pm
@Viewfinder: A true compliment indeed considering your spooky shots of late - thanks, Glenn!
linus. from Singapore, Singapore
very good portrait. lovely expression. super editing too
31 Oct 2008 4:41pm
@linus.: Thanks for your visit and comment, Linus!
@rem_la: Merci, Rem!
@Steph: Thanks, Steph!
@Doug: Why, thanks, Doug :)
@Anthony Lambert: Thanks, Anthony!
Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia
This one's amazing, Ken! Leaves the viewer transfixed... at least in the case of this one!
2 Nov 2008 12:30pm
@Denise: Thanks, Denise!
Nikon D70
1/100 second
F/7.1
ISO 200
112 mm (35mm equiv.)