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i finally had a go at this type of effect. its a lot harder than i thought. PS layering. the thing that increased the difficulty was the fact the images were so close together. took about half an hour.
shoot it real.
look! and see. Shoot and feel
That's awsome.. I'm impressed.
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Jethro
Technically this is good, but as an image I think you have too many of the skater too close together. I think this would work better with more space between each image (ie not laying on top of the other). This would give more feeling of movement, make things less crowded and keep the viewer looking to see if it's several people or just the one done using PS trickery Peter
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