Grass Dress - C&C Welcome

[kathyt]

Thank you!

You look rather young Zack. Do you mind sharing your age? I am just curious because of how experienced you are with your techniques.

I'm actually 17. Been shooting for a few years. Though, I graduated early and took 6 months off from school, so I practiced compositing quite a lot in my boredom (Like literally 6 hours a day, because I have no life).

Well, you are really good at it. Very hard to do. College plans? Good luck in your future ventures.

 

[Sweetneers]

You look rather young Zack. Do you mind sharing your age? I am just curious because of how experienced you are with your techniques.

I'm actually 17. Been shooting for a few years. Though, I graduated early and took 6 months off from school, so I practiced compositing quite a lot in my boredom (Like literally 6 hours a day, because I have no life).

Well, you are really good at it. Very hard to do. College plans? Good luck in your future ventures.

Thank you very much! I'm in college now, breaking up the monotony with photography.

Checked out your site, and I like it a lot!

 

[Sweetneers]

Added a shot without the tree in the background.

 

[manaheim]

Better without for me, since trees don't grow grass and that sort of implies to me that she is a tree or a tree is part of her.

Neat either way, though. Well done.

 

[shefjr]

I prefer the photo without the tree as well. You do have some wonderful photos on your flickr page. My question is how does someone at the age of 17 get such attractive models?

 

[Sweetneers]

I prefer the photo without the tree as well. You do have some wonderful photos on your flickr page. My question is how does someone at the age of 17 get such attractive models?

I started shooting at our local fashion week a few years ago, got invited to do the ads for the event the next year and shoot back stage, so I made a lot of friends. A lot of very pretty friends.

I would definitely recommend to anyone to look into local fashion weeks. They're a lot of fun.

 

[TimothyPeacock]

Absolutely awesome work, as with the others, I prefer without the tree!

 

[Cannoneer]

Amazing shot . Like everyobe else i love the one without tree. I have nothing bad to say about it . Perfect shot but somehow the path of dirt behind her pulls my eye towards it . Meabu with out the little patch of dirt<?? Or is it jsut me

 

[cynicaster]

Wow--we have a prodigy on our hands here, apparently. Cool stuff!

 

[JacaRanda]

Thank you!

You look rather young Zack. Do you mind sharing your age? I am just curious because of how experienced you are with your techniques.

I'm actually 17. Been shooting for a few years. Though, I graduated early and took 6 months off from school, so I practiced compositing quite a lot in my boredom (Like literally 6 hours a day, because I have no life).

Hello Zack. With your talent and dedication to practice as you mentioned, you are in for one heck of a life! Keep doing what you are doing. Great work young man!!!!!!!

 

[OLaA]

This is awesome. My first thought was I'd like to tree removed and as soon as I scrolled down a little bit there it was. Nothing else to add that hasn't been said. Just wanted to say good job, and I'd be very interested if you ever get around to putting up a tutorial. I find the 3D extension hard to manipulate myself.

 

[pgriz]

'nother vote for the treeless version. Just excellent work. It would be neat to see where you go from here, given that you're at a pretty high level.