The C&C Game

[tevo]

The C&C Game


RULES

-OP (this) includes a photo. First reply C&C on that picture
-Then, that person posts the first (SFW) picture in their Pictures folder
-Next person C&C on that picture, they post their first picture...
-And so on.

TL;DNR: C&C the picture above you, then post the first picture in your Pictures folder.



Let's see how this goes.

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[MLeeK]

Well, I am skipping the first one in my first folder of the first folder cuz you cheat and you already saw it.
Yours is all nose and if it were of decent size we could count the poor gir's nose hairs. I hope she never speaks to you again for posting that picture on the internet for the whole world to see. :greenpbl:

 

[MLeeK]

I don't think they want to play with us, Tevo.

 

[Stradawhovious]

I don't think they want to play with us, Tevo.

Not true. I simply don't have any SFW pictures in my folder.

 

[MLeeK]

I didn't either... I had to take the first image in the first folder on the attached hard drive... That was in the thread that lead to this... So I had to take the second image here! LOL!

 

[bentcountershaft]

Ok, I'll play. Looks like a family snap, nothing wrong with that but the kids are looking away and I'm wondering what they're looking at. I'm thinking Bigfoot was in the woods and this was a scary moment, hence the tilt.

I'm at work so the only pics I have are work pics. I'm not a product photographer but I pretend to be one from time to time at work, and since I'm technically getting paid and they are using the shots on the company's facebook page that technically makes me a pro, which I find hilarious. Anyway, image #1

 

[momo3boys]

OK, Newb playing along.

I love the DOF but I am not quite sure what I am supposed to be focusing on, the nobs draw me in, but if its a product shot shouldn't the name be more in focus?

Here is mine,

 

[bentcountershaft]

I can't see your pic, and yes you're quite right about needing more depth of field. I just use "product photography" as a way of goofing around with a camera at work.

 

[momo3boys]

I can't see your pic, and yes you're quite right about needing more depth of field. I just use "product photography" as a way of goofing around with a camera at work.

I'm sorry, Ive been away from my computer so I couldn't upload anything, not sure what happened above...