Remember Amanda?
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JimNotJon said:
Fantastic shots there.. and Amanda is utterley beautiful too.. damn... I can think of something more suitable than a coke bottle for her to clench 
The last photo with the car, is that the Lens Blur filter in Adobe CS3?
Thanks. No the blur is F1.8 
The last photo with the car, is that the Lens Blur filter in Adobe CS3?
Edited by JimNotJon on Saturday 27th October 19:47

They're all great, though I especially like the first and the last ones as the poses are informal and different.
However I've thought for a while that whilst you're obviously a very talented photographer, the label you put at the corner of all of your images really detracts from them. The font is nasty, and it's quite large an impossing. A smaller point size and cleaner classical sans serif font would make the world of difference.
However I've thought for a while that whilst you're obviously a very talented photographer, the label you put at the corner of all of your images really detracts from them. The font is nasty, and it's quite large an impossing. A smaller point size and cleaner classical sans serif font would make the world of difference.
Fair enough! I mean we are spliting hairs - they are great shots! And my god she's hot...
wibble.
That said I'd still prefer them with a different watermark ;o)
Thinking about it, I think that to me the typeface is a "cowboy style" font that was used alot in the eighties. If the font were 60's or 70's it would look better. Have you tried the same watermark, matching the typeface on your numberplate btw?
wibble.
That said I'd still prefer them with a different watermark ;o)
Thinking about it, I think that to me the typeface is a "cowboy style" font that was used alot in the eighties. If the font were 60's or 70's it would look better. Have you tried the same watermark, matching the typeface on your numberplate btw?
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