Transvaal Bighorn Cheetahs
Transvaal Bighorn Cheetahs
Photo Manipulation \ Light | 03/22/05 @713 |
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A friend suggested that these might be the fastest head-butters on earth. Heck of a collision, I'll bet!GZXers, thanks for the crits, hope you like the changes!!
Oops, almost forgot completely, this is the first manipulation I've done in a long time with photos other than my own - credit for these great wildlife shots go to
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03/22/05 @747
Very well done!
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03/22/05 @754
The horn on the right one...the way it just disappears into it's own back. Perhaps if you just trim the back at the point where the horn meets...ending with an upward arc to allow for the shoulder bones...then this is perfect.
03/22/05 @893
The heads are so well blended, and the fur i very well added to their heads
i noticed the weak point today about the horn, but didn't have the time to tell you
now there's no weak points at all
ps : and my mom loves it !!
03/22/05 @903
There's something strange about the shadow of the right cheetah on the rock (?). I think that, judging from the shadows on the cheeta's themselves, it's a bit too light and soft. Still, great image!
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03/23/05 @132
looks too real but too funny
hey you never know
they might be REAL lol
good one
03/23/05 @447
Great photo, I love it
Flowjoe
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03/23/05 @614
this manipulation is seamless, very convincing, i almost going to believe such creatures exist. ^^
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Carlos
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03/25/05 @589
It is absolutely splendid work.
I'll put this in my fav-artwork list.
Cheers
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AMAZING !
04/03/05 @666
great man, great! +10
04/07/05 @512
CONGRATS!
...and much greetings en all that...
xxx
Inky
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05/27/05 @893
7/7!
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04/13/06 @681
Without the claws and the teeth, Cheetahs arent very scary
+7/7
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07/01/06 @979
I told my fiance to look at it, and he said: "What, it's just two animals looking around." Took him awhile to see it! Haha
<3 Well done!