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Shadowscape Studio wrote: That may very well be. But, I'm not a delusional one. Dec 14 06 03:26 pm Link Shadowscape Studio wrote: I can't believe you of all people are complaining about this, look at your port. I see nothing in there I haven't seen before. There are still some good images all the same, even though nudes are the biggest cliche of all. Dec 14 06 03:26 pm Link Of course, now we're all wrapped up in the biggest cliche of the modern day: the Internet argument. Dec 14 06 03:31 pm Link little apple blossom wrote: I agree. Dec 14 06 03:33 pm Link Where is the "beating a dead horse" gif when you need it? And besides, it's a cliche. It really needs to be in this thread. Can we talk about happy bunnies and butterflies now? Dec 14 06 03:37 pm Link Pat Thielen wrote: I saw a bunny the other day. No butterflies though. Dec 14 06 03:39 pm Link Pat Thielen wrote: Actually, this is closer to flogging the greasy patch on the driveway where once, long ago, a dead horse used to lie. Dec 14 06 03:40 pm Link Pat Thielen wrote: I love both, please do. Dec 14 06 03:41 pm Link Monica Jay wrote: I had a pet rabbit but it died. Dec 14 06 03:41 pm Link Alix Andrea wrote: I had a bird once. It got underneath the newspaper I lined it's cage with and it died. Dec 14 06 03:43 pm Link What I would like to understand, but canât quite grasp, is why viewing a cliché photo concept evokes ANGER in some people. Itâs one thing to not like a picture, but I canât understand the level of hostility that I sense in some posts. Why does including a piece of yellow caution tape in a picture literally drive some people to all out anger rather than a lesser reaction like irritation or boredom? If art is supposed to evoke some feeling in those viewing it, maybe the cliché shots succeed after all. ;-) Dec 14 06 03:43 pm Link I had a horse once that got shot and we had to break its leg. Dec 14 06 03:44 pm Link Midnight Imaging wrote: good point. I must say though photographic cliches don't bother me as much, cliches in paintings do make me feel nauseous but I don't know why I have such a strong reaction to them. Dec 14 06 03:45 pm Link MMDesign wrote: That's normally the other way around....? Dec 14 06 03:46 pm Link ballfoto wrote: Egads man is that selective de-saturation I see in your portfolio ! Dec 14 06 03:47 pm Link little apple blossom wrote: It was a joke to ease the building remorse resulting from the aforementioned dead bunny and bird. Dec 14 06 03:50 pm Link I think taking an idea that most people think is cliche and worn out, but shooting it well would be a pretty good challenge. Maybe we should start a monthly assignment or something and see what people come up with. Do something productive rather than all the bitchin, pissin', and moanin'. Here's a wings pic that I think is pretty F'n good. https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=198371 Dec 14 06 03:55 pm Link I don't think everything has been done. How about an male overweight internet bully with wings - nude - on the beach - photoshopped so his skin looks like plastic. I've not see this done. Any volunteers It will be original and horrible - like the donkey scene in "clerks 2" Maybe add high heels and a sword cause that makes sense with nudes  Dec 14 06 04:05 pm Link Oh my God! I made one comment about something I found dull and overdone (that means me personally) in a way that was kind of a joke (to me anyway) and all the screamers come out of the woodwork. People, they are just pics..... I think we all need to take a bong hit and relax a little. Dec 14 06 05:41 pm Link I'll go first... where's my lighter? Dec 14 06 05:42 pm Link  I am such a clone Dec 14 06 06:36 pm Link  I am such a clone Dec 14 06 06:37 pm Link  I am such a clone Dec 14 06 06:38 pm Link  I am such a clone Dec 14 06 06:39 pm Link  I am such a clone..... I guess you have a point, your images are so much more original and thought provoking than any of these "horrible winged pictures." Dec 14 06 06:40 pm Link ravens laughter wrote: I don't care if it's cliché or not, your work is just absolutely 'wow' . Dec 14 06 06:45 pm Link apparently the following are now also cliche: portraits fashion glamour fine art nudes landscapes macro also, high-key and low-key images and, black-and-white as well as color photography Dec 14 06 06:50 pm Link i actually haven't seen many angel wings photos. but then again, i don't spend much time browsing MM profiles. Dec 14 06 07:14 pm Link I'm not against shooting wings and chains and jelly! or all 3 with 3 naked men... ''contact me for rates''!!!!!! Dec 14 06 07:28 pm Link I used to like "Wings" it was a pretty good show and it went a long way towards kickstarting Tony Shalhoub's career and helping him get better film and TV roles. Thomas Haden Church and Steven Weber were in that as I recall. Dec 14 06 07:42 pm Link Anjel Britt wrote: ME! ME! I vounteer to be one of the guys! As long as I don't have to wear angel wings - so overdone. Dec 14 06 07:48 pm Link I am not a big fan of wings as visual elements if they are used just for the sake of using them. For example: GWC's using them in pictures where the only difference between their regular shots and the one with a model with wings, is ... the wings. If they are used in conjunction with a well thought out theme they can be interesting. There are a number of images with wings that look really interesting and good, as well as a huge number of images that look terrible. I dont really like shooting them. I have one image in my port "The Disaster Fairy" which really wouldnt work in context without having fairy wings.  Dec 14 06 07:53 pm Link Did you change the channel on the recent "Victoria Secret" special ? Dec 14 06 07:56 pm Link MMDesign wrote: NO.. you got it wrong again.... I said if the horse got shot.. then go break your leg.. Dec 14 06 08:42 pm Link Jeff Fiore wrote: ooh cool Dec 14 06 09:06 pm Link ravens laughter wrote: I am such a clown.. not clone... Dec 14 06 09:18 pm Link Shadowscape Studio wrote: Hmmm....strange thing.....I don't see anyone holding a .44 Desert Eagle to you head and forcing you to look at such images. Dec 15 06 02:07 am Link Avicdar wrote: That's too much like right. Dec 15 06 02:32 am Link ballfoto wrote: Diesel Heaven, advertising campaign 2006, shot by Terry Richardson. Also their Angel Recruitment site. Dec 15 06 04:23 am Link ballfoto wrote: yeah the belt thing is pretty annoying. Dec 15 06 04:32 am Link |
