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Just my other two photographs from the Star Wars convention.
Thanks in advance.

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Whoa these are really cool. I love them actually.
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Hey there! :D

First thing I said was, "Wow!" Haha. No joke!
These are really good, I especially love the black and white one, with the Clone. :D Looks so amazing!
The first one looks like something I'd find/see in a magazine; looks so surreal.

Amazing. Keep on posting and PM me for anything. :D

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1. I like it, but that can/robot part thing on the ground is kind of distraction. The colors are very interesting and you can almost feel the fabric.

2. It's would be very good, but It's to dark, all you can see is the clone. That might be what you're going for, but it would also be interesting to lighten it up a bit so you can see the gun and background.

Keep taking pictures!
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Thanks for the reviews :)

@Roadnevertravelled, there's nothing I could have done about the robot part. This was behind a barrier and editing it out would have, indeed, ruined the photo. It also would have been quite hard to do well due to the lighting. (I'm also a huge believer in minimal editing).
Also, that was the idea with the clone. The background was quite poorly done, and the lights looked very harsh. Making it black and white brought all your interest to the clone, rather than to the bushes, which is what I wanted to achieve. :)
thanks again.



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