Clay Aiken by figharo

Mixed Medium • Portraits • posted on Mar 04, 2009

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Not so much a favorite of mine but my better half IS partial to his boyish charm and dragged me to see him in Monty Python's Spamalot, which I enjoyed very much. After the show we caught a glimpse of him with our camera at a very modest resolution, hence the special effect. Hope you like and don't forget... "Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government"

Comments (10)

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jocko500

5:22PM | Wed, 04 March 2009

I like these effects. I never heard of him but I guess he a superstar you got in a image. real cool looking

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katwoman

5:43PM | Wed, 04 March 2009

I know who he is. You took a typical mob scene and turned it into something special. Very nice.

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timtripp

7:03PM | Wed, 04 March 2009

excellent image!

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bost

10:31PM | Wed, 04 March 2009

Its nice to get out and enjoy a show, glad you had a good time and left us such a pretty reminder.

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3DClassics123456

11:44PM | Wed, 04 March 2009

I'm fond of the Monthy Python's sense of humour.....

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helanker

4:04AM | Thu, 05 March 2009

HEHE ! I like this shot and the watercolor look, I like too. :-)

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dpenta

12:12PM | Thu, 05 March 2009

Upbeat look & good advice ;)

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ragouc

3:32PM | Fri, 13 March 2009

Cool work.

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clifftoppler

5:08PM | Thu, 14 May 2009

I know him not, but hope he keeps sober and enjoys the adulation. Love the effect (and sorry for being so late finding the picture - always so busy but standing still is better than tumbling)

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myrrhluz

9:09PM | Mon, 21 September 2009

Curiosity caused me to open the thumbnail and being a long fan of Monty Python compels me to comment. I know who Clay Aiken's is and that's about it. I agree with katwoman on the great postwork. I like how the people in the back have become abstract lines. Great result! “England 932 A.D. A kingdom divided…In Gwynned, Powys, and Dyfed - Plague. In the Kingdoms of Wessex, Sussex, Essex and Kent - Plague. In Mercia and the two Anglias - Plague. With a 50% chance of pestilence and famine”