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James Broome Registered: Jun 07, 2004 Total Posts: 821 Country: United States |
Yeah, I normally do green screen stuff - but I was asked by a local competitive team to do some pictures outdoors. I liked the way the cards and magazine covers turned out, so I thought I'd share my results. |
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timgangloff Registered: Sep 17, 2004 Total Posts: 776 Country: United States |
Wow, the trading card front image is stellar. Nice design on the card too. Only small nit would be that I might have given the rear photo a bit more neck and maybe some shoulder, but that is a minor quibble. Did you do all the design work yourself? Who did your printing? Anyway, great job and thanks for posting as you present some fresh ideas. |
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James Broome Registered: Jun 07, 2004 Total Posts: 821 Country: United States |
Yeah, I'm not thrilled with the back image, either. I rushed it a bit, I'm afraid. I should've cropped it better as you mentioned. |
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sivrajbm Registered: Mar 16, 2005 Total Posts: 1368 Country: United States |
Very nice both card and mag. I agree cropped just below the shoulder would be good. |
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bobbyz Registered: Jun 29, 2004 Total Posts: 933 Country: United States |
James - Awesome magazine cover shot. |
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James Broome Registered: Jun 07, 2004 Total Posts: 821 Country: United States |
Yeah, two AB800's and a Vagabond II. Actually, the team shot had two 800's. The mag shot is with just a single 800. |
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Tony Masone Registered: Nov 15, 2006 Total Posts: 1109 Country: United States |
Very nice magazine shot. |
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James Broome Registered: Jun 07, 2004 Total Posts: 821 Country: United States |
Thanks Tony. |