Eminent Romans

[Brian Moore]

Shot with the Sigma DP1 Merrill (ex-MacKillop) then substantially modified in Photoshop.

 

[Gianluca Drago]

@Brian Moore For my taste the third one is quite interesting, also for the very well-chosen camera angle, the first one is bordering on the abstract, but as a viewer it is good to be challenged sometimes, the second one, on the other hand, is too digitally artifacted. But that's just a personal opinion, as always.

To my eyes the third one is excellent! Lots of drama and dynamics

 

[Brian Moore]

@Brian Moore For my taste the third one is quite interesting, also for the very well-chosen camera angle, the first one is bordering on the abstract, but as a viewer it is good to be challenged sometimes, the second one, on the other hand, is too digitally artifacted. But that's just a personal opinion, as always.

To my eyes the third one is excellent! Lots of drama and dynamics

Gianluca thank you for your observations and opinions. The third is the one I like best, too.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Brian, you've made them look human, all three but especially the third. Digital manipulation gets some criticism for being 'not real', so it's a wonderful irony that you have helped render clay more human.

 

[Brian Moore]

Brian, you've made them look human, all three but especially the third. Digital manipulation gets some criticism for being 'not real', so it's a wonderful irony that you have helped render clay more human.

Never thought of it like that, Rob. Thank you.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

You can pay me later...

 

[Brian Moore]

You can pay me later...

I'll gladly pay you Tuesday,...

 

[Stevenson Gawen]

I'll gladly pay you Tuesday,...

What with? More advice?