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Published: 2012-02-03 18:54:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 2369; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 0
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Another take on the Confined Spaces series, and also another take on Train Station Misadventures:Does anyone else spend hours processing pictures??
Comments and critiques appreciated.
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I love the variations of brown. Not one color is the same. The rich oak? pops simultaneously muted by the rich and dark tones of your sex. The pale tone of your skin lending a balance that is pleasing to the eye. Lovely as always.
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So well done.
This one is perfect in every single pose.
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your hours of working on this are really worth it. Wonderful composition!
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Thank you, I'm glad you think so!
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This is truly amazing! Remember my comment elsewhere about adding that third dimension and 'breaking out of the box' so to speak. This is exactly what I meant, the effect is striking and literally adds a whole new dimension. This is an exciting piece Felicity! I want to flip this 180ΒΊ to see what it looks like in that orientation. Superb, you've outdone yourself. I'm so proud of you.
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thank you! 
thanks again
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Processing? haha only a large part of our life Felicty!
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LOL too large a part of our lives, maybe?
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Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you are going to get...
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oh yeah, that makes sense
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Lots of hours...
I like this one! Really neat concept. 
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just this one took lots of hours!
Thank you very much!!
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Each box creates a different and wonderful viewpoint!
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Life's like a box of chocolates 
Nice box of chocolates ^^ lol
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oh yeah, it didn't occur to me that this resembled chocolates
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Very nice concept and excellent job making the table and floor areas blend together between panes! I'm not surprised that this took hours.
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Thank you!
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I'm not surprised the blending took a long time -- but you did a very good job!
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That's really cool. This reminds me of one by one of my favorite photographers: [link] , and several others like it. However, your use of using the borders of stuff just outside the small space really sets yours apart. Nicely done Felicity!
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Thank you! I hadn't really noticed the borders of stuff closely until you mentioned it; it seemed appropriate to include them for some reason... (but I have seen various other collages, and you do make sense about the borders of stuff, I hadn't paid attention to that in other works before =o)
this looks like a really huge table or something with many compartments beneath
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It really does. What exactly was it though?
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It served really well as a prop!
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glad you do! this took hours to complete
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I don't think i'm in a position to write an actual critique seeing as I have little to no experience as a photographer or artist...however I would love to give you my honest opinion.
This photo is absolutely amazing. All of the positions and the placement of each photo go so well put together as they are, and it's a very original photo as a whole. Very very nicely done!
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thank you!!
thanks again!
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The computer certainly spends hours and days on processing images. I generally do not get that technical with editing unless I am doing sets or manipulations. This one however would make a darned interesting print. Would have to be at least 6000 pixels on the long side though. It is a good clean balance of color and tone throughout which can be difficult to achieve.
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thanks
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That is a good size for a decent print. I typically work at around 6000 to have decent print options. 
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the imagery of the picture in a men's smoking lounge is very interesting!
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