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brilliant
very cool. it's great to see someone experimenting. though i'm still partial to the original, uncropped shot. :)
Posted by Emily at August 16, 2004 12:56 AMthat shot is perfect, i love it!!
Posted by mike b at August 16, 2004 12:57 AMVery, very good eye.
Well done!
That's unbelievable. I literally did a double take when i first saw it.
Posted by Kyle at August 16, 2004 01:07 AMHah I honestly thought you had photochopped it with some fancy filter or something. Awsome eye.
Posted by Raffi at August 16, 2004 01:19 AMWell done. Good vision and execution.
Posted by Mark M. Hancock at August 16, 2004 01:42 AMvery tricky...
Posted by Joanne at August 16, 2004 01:54 AMTricksy hobbit...
Posted by lumen at August 16, 2004 01:59 AMthat took me a while..
wow...
WOW !!!!
Fantastic composition. I really like the wider shot, too, but this one is really cool. My first thought, right after taking in and holding a sharp breath, was "now, what did you do?" Beautiful.
Posted by Alec Long at August 16, 2004 02:20 AMWonderful! :-) Nice shot!
A Fan of Yours.
This district has become a mecca for photographers. Your simulated pen and ink is a real winner.
Posted by John at August 16, 2004 07:25 AMThat's awesome.
Posted by maria at August 16, 2004 08:16 AMThat is very cool. :)
Posted by christen at August 16, 2004 08:40 AMGreat, fun, cool. I laughed out loud when I saw the wide shot. You HAVE to send this one to Pikto and the people who run/manage the Disitillery District. They'll eat it up!
Scott
Posted by Scott Murdoch at August 16, 2004 08:51 AMHahahaha. Nice trick
Posted by Ioannis at August 16, 2004 08:55 AMHeh heh, very original. A friend of mine was absolutely convinced for a moment that you had merely imported the background with Photoshop. That is, until I showed him the wider image. Nice job.
Posted by Jeremiah at August 16, 2004 09:08 AMI'm thinking:
"HUH!!??? WHATS WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE!???"
Very funny Sam. Thanks for my morning laugh!
Posted by Henry at August 16, 2004 09:30 AMWhat did you do in Photoshop to enhance the clouds in the cropped shot? Very nice.
Posted by Jerry at August 16, 2004 09:55 AMLOL a clever one !
Posted by rei at August 16, 2004 10:15 AMme thinks you played with the lighting in photoshop ;)
but still a very cool picture
Posted by Ben at August 16, 2004 10:38 AMahhahahahahah
Posted by aaron the bold at August 16, 2004 11:02 AMBrilliant idea. It works really well.
Posted by RainKing at August 16, 2004 11:38 AMThat's brilliant!
Posted by Arezoo at August 16, 2004 11:50 AMTrickshot!
Posted by jwtje at August 16, 2004 11:50 AMthat's insane!!!!
Posted by legofish at August 16, 2004 12:01 PMmy first instict was that u had fashioned some sorta cardboard cutout. i wasn't far off.
would have been more realistic if u had some smoke coming out of that chimney. maybe you could have taped a lit cigarette to the other side of the sign.
Posted by chemical imbalance at August 16, 2004 12:32 PMThis is the first time I see a picture like this... Very creative... I First thought it was done by photoshop.... Nice shot.
Posted by Reza at August 16, 2004 12:43 PMAll I have to say is wow. Just like everyone eles u had me thinking. You should have made everyone wonder and put the wide shot up for tomorrows blog ;). Anyways, very creative!
Posted by Y at August 16, 2004 12:59 PMLOL that it way too cleaver. Awesome
Posted by photojunkie at August 16, 2004 02:20 PMextremely clever shot. you have a very inspiring site.
Posted by steven at August 16, 2004 03:29 PMVery smart, I'm not surprised you've had so many comments on this one. I thought you'd put the house thing over a sky background. Again, very smart.
By the way, that looks a bit like a viewtiful joe scene (gamecube/ps2 gsame)
Posted by lmt32 at August 16, 2004 03:51 PMHa! The bits of chain link fence: those are tops of windmills or the tops of high-tension power line towers?
Posted by Richard Anderson at August 16, 2004 04:07 PMtricky... i thought that you made a drawing and pasted it over some sky
Posted by mariel at August 16, 2004 04:27 PMThat's sneaky! Lovely, but still sneaky.
Posted by cmb at August 16, 2004 04:56 PMwow!
Posted by • kandi cook • at August 16, 2004 05:50 PMwhat do they distill in there anyway????
Posted by amir at August 16, 2004 06:23 PM'Two Thumbs Up'! ;-D
Posted by ila at August 16, 2004 06:28 PMi've never thought of that!
brilliant!! ;)
Woaw ! Really funny :)
Posted by Jules at August 16, 2004 06:39 PMgreat perception.
Posted by __earth at August 16, 2004 06:48 PMThat rules.
Posted by gulebukser at August 16, 2004 07:34 PMBrilliant!
Posted by hadi at August 16, 2004 09:02 PMgreat job and fantastic crop.
Posted by Clay's Daze at August 17, 2004 12:10 AMWhat can I say the masses love it.
Nevertheless very very original,
and yes the distillery would eat it up.
Keep it up
Posted by jo at August 17, 2004 01:55 PMIngenius. xD
Posted by kiriska at August 17, 2004 04:49 PMThis is one of your most ingenious photos ever.
Posted by Beerzie Boy at August 17, 2004 07:14 PMlook REAL
Posted by shirley at August 18, 2004 05:12 AMWONDERFUL....
Posted by Roozbeh at August 18, 2004 05:37 AMbrilliant!
Posted by c-an at August 18, 2004 01:28 PMThe photo's I've seen so far are fantastic! This one threw me for a few seconds, then I saw the wider shot, and slapped myself! Hmmm...
Posted by tmar at August 19, 2004 09:07 PMHehe, I´ve got really confused trying to guess how it was done! Excellent photo-play!
Posted by MicYaro at August 23, 2004 09:48 AMok.. OFF THE CHAIN.. that picture is banging.. too serious.. i love it. buddy, good eye.
Posted by saul333 at August 26, 2004 02:33 AMvery very very nice.
Posted by mainja at August 31, 2004 11:49 PMmmmmm. you bear watching, skywalker.
Posted by Claude Garmon at September 2, 2004 08:12 PMAs said before. brilliant. The idea was great. I only wonder if you thought of it when you took the shot, which seems unlikely or at what time you realised that you could crop it like this when looking at it later. Either way its great and a beautiful piece of art. Only you know if you pulled a homer and stumbled upon this by accident or not.
Posted by scott at October 1, 2004 12:25 AM