Attached Link: The Rogues Gallery

I thought you were!

To comment on Slynk's comment, I gotta say that Doruksal's
picture is one of the most interesting portraits I've seen
in a while. I especially liked the way his red garment was
repositioned for each frame. The different lighting was
interesting too, because it made his face look thinner and
thinner in each frame. Subtle enough to be credible. The
image as a whole made me stop and ask myself what was going
on in the shots. That's always fun.

And what an attractive bunch of people! I'm quite intimidated! :-)
All of you could afford to spend more time in front of the
lens rather than behind it. As for me, I like it right here
where I am, facing the SMALL end of the lens!

lol

Son of a gun!! HA! NOW I see what was wierd about doruksal's picture! HA! Shame on me for not noticing before!

Oh my, Slynky, why...you make may day, and thank you..! :)

If I'm "not someone you'd definitely not wanna meet in a dark alley", then see for the rest of the parade...
...And come into my dark alley... N-ha-hah..!

PS: I instantly remembered Ray Bradbury's story named "Come into my cellar"...
PSS: ASalina, thanks for your comment about "red garmented portraiture", but would you please tell me "what was weird about"......which of my pictures in that "Rogues" thread..?! ;)

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/gallery.ez?ByArtist=Yes&Artist=letterG

...It goes, with adore and respect, to letterG who is a close friend of mine.
Viewers who do not know her may like to check her personal gallery here, and the link is given above.
Also, you may like to check out her personal webpage: www.gulguvenc.com

Only the left and right symmetries in the third image here were my manipulation, and the rest is her talent and imagination...

Have fun... :)

you and letterG are sooooooooooooooooooooooooo wierd dude...

wierd but very cool ; D

Doruksal: Wierd as in I couldn't figure out what was
different about your garment in the different frames.
The manipulation was so well done that I didn't recognise
it as such, even after looking at it closely.

When Maygen laughed I knew I'd missed something and
after looking again, REALLY hard, I figured it out.

BTW, that first Shell head image up above is really
fantastic.

"you and letterG are sooooooooooooooooooooooooo wierd dude..." "weird but very cool ; D" let me add to these comments: "weird but very cool and soooooooooooooooooo talented!" :-)> BTW - did we mention weird? lol!

Ryan-- Well, if my friends convince me to go to Canada for World Youth Day in July with them, then I might. But then again, I've seen the Pope twice already. What's the point? LOL (*

Dear everyone, I'm thankful for all your comments, and be sure that I'll be telling about this to letterG also... :-)

Dear ASalina, a special thank is for you for your analytical comments about those "portraiture symmetrisations" of mine as what you said is suiting very much to what I think when I produce these "facial symmetry" works: even the subtle differences cause interesting results when the two half of a face are arranged together with their self symmetries (and then, think about when there are bare differences).
Though infact they are simply produced, the resultant effect rarely fails to affect myself a lot.
For more of such, you may like to check out my gallery for the works which are named as...
..."About Face (a tribute)"...
..."Of Nadia and Christy"...
..."My humble tribute to the skills of letterG"...
..."Me, myself, and I"...
..."Shock 14" variations (2 of them)...
..."Mercury 001" variations (2 of them)...
..."Variations on Marilyn Manson" (5 of them)...

Hope you'll enjoy... :-)

the point is that this sexy montreal piece of bum bum will show you around town, and get you liquered up and whatnot. ....errr, forget that last part Montreal is great though, way more culture than bum-fudge Toronto, and the best food in canada, along with... ME