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Allen Palmer 2003-08-11 This is a great portrait...very realistic.   (Terry A. Ernest) It`s really a photo of a model I made, and then just worked over it in Photoshop... Anneke Hut 2001-11-17 Terry, what a wonderful detail there is in this image. Especially the eyes are beautiful, but the wrinkles are very skilled too!   (Terry A. Ernest) Thank you Anneke! your comment is much appreciated. Steve T. Laws 2001-11-19 Well, this one's a great start. Now all you have to do is give us more pictures to peruse. ;)   (Terry A. Ernest) Cheers Steve, there will be more posted in the near future.. christiaan iken 2001-12-09 ive said this before but this is a very opwerful picture, and it doesnt look like the animated picture of strider but it has that same feeling, of someone loyal, brave, weatherbeaten, all that is gold does not glitter, not those who wander are lost.   (Terry A. Ernest) thats what I was trying to get across, if I get a move on, you will be able to see the whole picture....hope you enjoyed your holiday Chris! christiaan iken 2001-12-09 god, i even misquoted that, not all those that wander are lost,.   (Terry A. Ernest) Don`t worry Chris, I always getting foot & mouth...every time I open my mouth,...I put my foot in it. ha! deniz besikcioglu 2001-12-19 it seems like he's going to turn his face to me every time i look at this picture..:) i can't believe the way these colours make a blank paper this much alive! perfect lightning .. it's my favourite in your galery.   (Terry A. Ernest) Thanks Deniz! ...you can now see the rest of the picture "Prancing Pony"... Keri Rodriguez 2005-04-08 Remarkable use of light in this piece. His eyes are so realistic. You really captured his spirit!   (Terry A. Ernest) Thanks Keri thats what I was trying to achive, although I think I made his chin one size larger than it should be... Forest Rogers 2006-09-07 I love your take on him! Having loved the books since my (ancient) childhood, and having my own long-held mental image, I've found many recent versions of Strider (film included) too young and too overtly 'handsome.' This is just the ticket, to my mind! Now you make me want to manifest my version too...   (Terry A. Ernest) I suppose Forest it depends wether your in the spring of your life, or like us, can remember when films were shown in black or white. From the youngsters point of view, everybody passed 30 are considered over the hill, ha... to me anybody under forty is still pretty young....anyway Forest!judging by your photo I can`t belive your over thirty ... Post a Comment