» Oops!
Apologies!! It appears that on my last three blog posts, there has been a technical problem with the comments, which means none of them were sent after filling in the form. That’s disappointing as my last couple of posts were rather good ‘uns!! 
Everything is fine now and I have also decided to omit the Moderation feature (for now) as I have my Spam under control…. so comments can appear straight away.
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September 19th, 2007 at 4:36 pm
Arr,
Ye be asking for the Spam to wash over yer poop-deck this holy day of Talk like a Pirate.
Dread Pirate Sluggo
September 21st, 2007 at 7:33 am
well glad you got it sorted! you last 2 images were so striking!!! the photo with the gull blew me away, i just loved how the light played of the bed and accross your back! and how haunting the gull is.
i like the relaxed, everyday pose of this clone shot!
September 21st, 2007 at 7:46 pm
Do you consider your feet as the main character in your work ? I noticed they are omnipresent in your pictures
September 21st, 2007 at 10:25 pm
Questions: Is your lighting photoshopped or done by you? Or mostly done by you and some photoshopped? Or…what percentage of it is photoshopped? Are you compositions done by you or are your images cropped later? Thanks!
September 22nd, 2007 at 12:30 pm
@ Amelia - thank you! glad you like the clone shot, it’s one i thought wasn’t good enough for my Flickr stream but is still fun to see.
@ Quadra - not consciously, at all… maybe just because i don’t wear shoes or socks often in my shoots and the poses end up accentuating their presence… really not intentional!
@ M - Lighting usually Photoshopped. Originating from natural lighting or a lamp or two, never anything extravagant.
Obviously the photo must be well composed to start of with but I find that lighting, clarity, colour and the make-up on the characters’ faces can al be adjusted or even completely fabricated using the post-processing stage…
Cropping can only improve something that’s already there…within the frame, so some work must be put into the photo-taking stage.
hope these answer your Qs!
October 23rd, 2007 at 1:43 pm
I enjoy the clone photos that leave one to think that the obvious next move is for the both of you to engage in very intense love-making with each other. I think several of your clone photos show this energy, and I would really enjoy any clone photos in the future that might take that scenario to its logical next step! By the way, you are GORGEOUS.