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This picture is dedicated to our unequal social classes. The contrast between all those glamorous fashion shows and all homeless people living in those cities where fashion weeks take place seems simply appalling to me...

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=alterra Feb 15, 2007, 2:42:48 AM
nice shot, the floor doesn't match the shot because you can see it's a studio shot and it appears very clean. I think it would be more dramatic to have this shot on the street or footway, because you want to show a homeless outside and not a homeless in a studio. Never mind, just my :twocents:.

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~andipictures Feb 15, 2007, 6:45:01 AM
i know what you mean. i junst wanted to have exactly this invert picture of a real homeless person in a clean studio shot because i think that the contrast between social classes would become more evident. however, thank you for the comment. i'll bear that in mind.
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~rattusDatorum Feb 15, 2007, 10:35:54 AM
the idea with the cityname is great, hmmm ever thought of making a demotivator(tm) out of it?
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~andipictures Feb 15, 2007, 10:43:10 AM
thank you very much. what's a demotivator(tm)?
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Mood: Apprehensive ~kingm Mar 26, 2007, 4:07:39 AM
the idea to take a studio is good i think. the problem is that you didn't take a real homeless person, or even did more to make the modle more look like a real homeless! Why are his fingers so clean, why does his clothing moor look like the "used-look - Series of H&M" If you would change this, the contrast between clean-studio-atmosphere and the real person would work better and would bring out your massage better! Oh and pleas change the lettering a little!

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~andipictures Mar 26, 2007, 7:03:12 AM
thanks for the comment and the ideas. i can see your point. the model is really too clean. i might try out the accentuation of the clean-dirty contrast next time. still there is something sterile in this atmosphere that would change if i made the model look more like a real homeless person. the photo would become more dramatic but i actually like it being austere.
how would you change the lettering?

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~kingm Mar 26, 2007, 9:46:32 AM
The space between H and O and between O and M is too big in relation to the ELESS. The space between the letters of the other three words need to be bigger. The second line needs to be nearer on the word HOMELESS than on the edge

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Eight days a week
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~andipictures Mar 26, 2007, 11:41:32 AM
o there, i see it. you're right. i can change the space between the city names and the edge but i don't know how to change the space between letters. did this with photoshop. do you know how to change the space between letters with ps? cheers mate

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Mood: Hungry ~kingm Mar 26, 2007, 11:25:08 PM
Da du ja deutsch bist, mach ich das jetzt mal auf deutsch, geht einfacher :) :) also:
bei photoshop im fenster Zeichen gibt es Schriftgröße und Zeilenabstand. Darunter steht auf der linken Seite das Kästchen für den Abstand zwischen zwei Buchstaben (zwischen die zwei Buchstaben klicken und den Wert im Fenster verändern). Um den Abstand von einem ganzen Wort oder einem ganzen Mengentext zu ändern, Wort anklicken und das Kästchen rechts unten im Fenster benutzen! Viel Spass!

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