Contest Images

[NancyJ]

Originally Posted by Littlecoo

Here is a portrait shot of my (then) 7yo brother I took a while back, but scanned from negative today. Permissions are granted for it's use on RetouchPRO site and thus for any of the contests. I can provide a high res if needed.

Not sure what contest use it would be but what an amazing photograph, who took it? Its almost perfect - for a straight out of the camera shot its incredible. I love the colours and the focus and the framing - wonderful! (and I dont say that a lot )

[Littlecoo]

Why thankyou Nancy for the compliment I took it with an old Pentax K1000 with telephoto lens mounted (hence colour and depth of field) possibly with lens filter of some flavour...can't remember, under natural light conditions. Very basic setup lol!

[chrishoggy]

Just thought I'd add these to the collection of possible images for use.
http://www.sxc.hu/gallery/chrishoggy

Not sure how they could, or would be used as part of a contest. But if they can be used feel free

[Littlecoo]

How about this for a restore challenge. A couple of old proofs I had floating around. The first image is the one to be restored, the second image I added as a reference and an aditional source of image information for the first image.

[Pocoroba]

Using the four splash images, make the sea blast out of the laptop. Water can be flipped, rotated, warped, duped, cutout (expected) and should overlap his right hand or both. There could also be some overlap of the keyboard area.

I can provide higher resolution images if I'm instructed where to send them. 100kb limit here so...

Anyway, this is a fun compositing project and also quite challenging to pull off believably. I've already executed this image but I shouldn't post that, and allow for individual interpretation, rather than mimicking that. I won't participate in any contest using these images but I believe I should have judging rights. I would post the version I did in the discussion forum after the contest is over - for the curious.

[omnifoto]

This is an old end of XIX Century pict, very deteriorated. It needs all kind of adjustments and more.
here is the tiff
www.esto.es/reto2.tif

cheers
Alberto

[blue dog]

This 1934 oldie looks like a good foil for a fantasy art treatment and I'd love to see the ideas that would come of it. I tried a yellow brick road treatment but I didn't have the skill to pull off my vision. The only living person is my mother who has given me blanket permission to use her images.

[irshgrlkc]

Here's a really bad photo of me (eek, wrinkles!) that could be used for a contest/challenge. I'm not wearing any makeup so some glamorizing and a background change would probably be a good thing. I have a much bigger file I can give if wanted.

[T Paul]

Thanks for all the ideas and suggestions everyone and keep them coming in! I'll run them by Doug!

[juggler]

I really like Kraellin idea of what kermit and miss piggy's child would look like. That is funny stuff. I can see a pig that hops after flys on frog legs swith a long tongue or a frog with a snout rolling in the mud. The possibilities are endless.

[saby]

I found some oldies at my GrandMa

saby

[T Paul]

Keep sumbitting photos and ideas! We are always look for suggestions for future contests. We would really love portraits to work on, but will need model and photographer releases for them.

THANKS!

[saby]

Originally Posted by T Paul

... will need model and photographer releases for them.

THANKS!

Hi

In case the photo older than 70yrs it's royalty free at Hungary, anyway these are picts of my family. In other case how can i let You know if i got releases for them?

saby

[Sweetlight]

Paul,
I have been away a while. Are you still having trouble finding images. I can send some outtakes if you like. Take a look at my storage site and let me know if you like and if so I'll pick a few and send them to you.

Chris
www.flickr.com/photos/sweetlight/sets

[dentman]

Wrinkles? You have got to be kidding. You look amazing.

[Nasturtium]

I wish someone would colorize this image;

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8765199@N07/2445078879/