Windblown

boogaguy · Jun 1, 2008

Alpha · Jun 1, 2008

Killer if you couldn't see the fan.

thinkricky · Jun 1, 2008

I like the fan otherwise you'd be like... what's blowing him away? I covered it and just looks weird. I can't understand it without it.

I love the picture...

kellylindseyphotography · Jun 1, 2008

I like it a lot.. I can't decide about with/without the fan.

I do think that there looks like tehre was a lot of PS'ing done on his shirt and around his head.. mabye work on that a bit? Also his back hand looks distorted to me for some reason.. not sure if it really is or if he just has large hands.

Alpha · Jun 1, 2008

I never said crop out the fan. Just remove it.

kundalini · Jun 1, 2008

Nice work dude.

EricBrian · Jun 1, 2008

Awesome as always.

boogaguy · Jun 1, 2008

Thanks a lot guys and gal.
I have been messing with it to remove the fan but the problem remains is the source of motion which I do want in there. Im trying to make it look like he is at the rear of the sound barrier cone ... after its broken.... pain in the butt though

Alpha · Jun 1, 2008

I imagined that removing the fan would make it appear as if the light source were blowing him away.

boogaguy · Jun 1, 2008

Possibly.. I've even thought about cloning the fan above and below to make it look like a wall of fans.
ill mess with it anyways.

EricBrian · Jun 1, 2008

It might also look good if were stereo speakers or some other source of very loud sound.

boogaguy · Jun 1, 2008

Yes I know it reminds you of the old Maxell add of the guy sitting in the chair with his dog

Emerana · Jun 1, 2008

Or a giant hiney...kidding
its a great photo, really like it. looks like a drawing

boogaguy · Jun 1, 2008

Senor Hound · Jun 2, 2008

boogaguy said:
Yes I know it reminds you of the old Maxell add of the guy sitting in the chair with his dog

Yeah, where the lamppost is tilted beside him, and he's listening to, "Ride of the Valkyries" That was a long time ago...for me at least.

In the new one, I can't tell what's blowing him away anymore. But I think that's a good thing, because it shifts the emphasis back on to him.

You do really good work, either way! Though you probably don't need me to tell you that.