The Dismissal by Darkginger

Poser • People • posted on Nov 12, 2003

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Not sure what this one's about, really - I just liked the poses, although I think the composition could do with some work, it's a bit 'off' to my eyes. Ah well. V3, M2, RDNA Classic Cupola background. Everything else postwork in Photoshop. Thanks for looking!

Comments (16)

Evchen76

6:00AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Beautiful image! Wonderful scene...it's so real! Have a good time:-)) kiss Eva

vlaaitje

6:59AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

this is so touching......I like this one very much

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Lucie

7:21AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

I like the poses too! It's a really nice scene!

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Artzy

7:24AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

FANTASTIC!
Excellent Work!

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SkyeWolf

7:40AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

I really like this...but I think I know what's off, at least to me...the white on his shirt is a bit to stark, not quite enough depth mostly around the right sleeve and the bottom hem. Really nice concept though.

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Fogge

7:55AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Wow! This is really awesome. Love the poses, expressions and postwork.. Excellent work!

bbratche

9:34AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

AWESOME post work on this one!

Pliadian

9:41AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Poor chap! Rejection is never pleasant. Great composition. He seems quite distressed.You shouldn't be, Very Well Done.

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JVRenderer

11:45AM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Excellent postwork. The scene fits the title, it tells a story. :o)

Heart'Song

12:07PM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Very well posed and lit!

Darkginger

12:22PM | Wed, 12 November 2003

Thanks so much, all, and SkyeWolf - I think you're right! That shirt was bugging me - I tried to dim it down a bit by using a pattern overlay, but perhaps I should have gone a bit further with it. I'm also a bit annoyed by the horizontal line of the woman's arm - think it would have been better (more dynamic) if she'd been raised up a bit somehow and the arm ended up aligning to the diagonal, but of course I'm hopeless and never save pz3s,so I was stuck with what I had! I love this continual learning process!

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