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By: Ken Alexander
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Photographer	Ken Alexander {Karma:3905}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS Elan
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio	California	Lens	20-35mm
Uploaded	9/30/2002	Film / Memory Type	Ektachrome
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About	..and putt for dough, so say the pros, allegedly. I was trying for the "funhouse" look with an unusual angle here, but I don't think it quite works, and I'm looking for someone to tell me why, or maybe tell me I'm wrong.

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Russ Cooper {K:759} 10/4/2002

PS ... the kid could be *really obviously* too big using my trick if there were other, normal-sized, people in the background.

Russ Cooper {K:759} 10/4/2002

I think you almost got the look you were after. My first thought was "wow, that's weird", before I read your comment.
The kid almost looks like a paper cutout pasted onto the background.

Hmm ... maybe that's the way to get what you want ... photograph the boy and the background separately, then paste them together after the fact in Photoshop. Then the boy could be *obviously* too big for the environment instead of just *what's-going-on-here* too big.

Does that make sense?

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