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Subject: Time....


Michelle A. ( ) posted Sat, 10 August 2002 at 9:06 PM · edited Thu, 06 February 2025 at 11:55 PM

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This is a clock from an antique store...there are many things that I wish were better about this...the blown out highlights on the tag (which I did try to fix, I'm still trying to get a feel for dodging and burning)..the tight crop on the bottom...but it's a cool clock, so I wanted to share. Can you see how much they want for it? I have a feeling it doesn't even work.

I am, therefore I create.......
--- michelleamarante.com


jhazard ( ) posted Sat, 10 August 2002 at 11:31 PM

Wow. was taken with your digital? ( if so, just wondering if the the highlight information is in the original capture, and recoverable) it is a very engaging image,.. especially for me, time management has been a quite a battle lately. good work, despite the highlights!


PhrankPower ( ) posted Sat, 10 August 2002 at 11:56 PM

That color dodge & burn does take a while to figure out. I'm still learning them too. $600?!? Think I'll settle instead for your picture. This would be a good pic to start over with a bunch of times and see what you come up with each time. m


bevchiron ( ) posted Sun, 11 August 2002 at 12:22 AM

This is really nice Michelle, I like what you've done with the image.

elusive.chaos

"You need chaos in your soul to give birth to a dancing star...." (Nietzsche)


firestorm ( ) posted Sun, 11 August 2002 at 2:29 AM

hi, i like this, especially the "ye olde worlde" effect that you have going... like you said the highlights on the whit thumb tack is distracting...i find the brightness of the tag ok. is this digital?

Pictures appear to me, I shoot them.   Elliot Erwitt


bsteph2069 ( ) posted Sun, 11 August 2002 at 3:27 AM

I think it was made in 1904 either that or 1804. How tall is it? Creative comments. Move the tag to the bottom of the clock. Fix the dark section on the upper area of the clock. Increase the contrast and add some creative noise perhaps tone up the green or yellow tint the post it to the gallery. I kinda like it myself. ( BTW if I was loaded I might pay $600.00 for it. ) It probably works. Bsteph


azy ( ) posted Sun, 11 August 2002 at 6:07 AM

Another great photo, I really like this one.

Eggiwegs! I would like... to smash them!


cat_amaris ( ) posted Sun, 11 August 2002 at 7:36 AM

Beautiful, great tones and some fab colours in there! Ive always liked clocks, and this one is captured in a wonderful way! Thanks for sharing =) Love Cat xXxXx


Michelle A. ( ) posted Sun, 11 August 2002 at 9:09 AM

Thanks everyone...yes this was on the digital..Jerry not sure how I would recover highlight info, though I do have the original image somewhere. @Brian the clock is not very big, it's more of a mantle size not a grandfather clock.

I am, therefore I create.......
--- michelleamarante.com


mysnapz ( ) posted Sun, 11 August 2002 at 3:30 PM

Michelle Love your clock picture you could try snapping another thumbtack and overlaying it in Photoshop. :O)

Those who do not want to imitate anything, produce nothing. Salvador Dali


Antoonio ( ) posted Mon, 12 August 2002 at 2:39 AM

...beautiful. This could be seen in magazine. And I like that blown out tag. .n


Artax ( ) posted Mon, 12 August 2002 at 4:25 AM

wonderful pic... very evocative.


starshuffler ( ) posted Mon, 12 August 2002 at 5:24 AM

This is soo kewl. I like the colors of this pic, it really adds to the ancient feel to this. I'm kind of wishing that there was more of the clock at the bottom. The International thingy is such a tease. (*


picnic ( ) posted Mon, 12 August 2002 at 8:25 PM

Very nice Michelle. I like the feeling that is generated by the photo--almost seems like an old colored drawing. I bet it would be interesting in b/w also--or maybe a sepia --or duotone. Diane


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