Have Fun with Bama Boy!

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Bama Boy!

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Well my assumption was he is one. Now, I had absolutely no intentions to personally check.

That's funny, I don't care who you are!!

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Nice one, Catahoula!!!

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Thanks BigEasy! Your great work has inspired me.

SawFiddle -

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Catahoula

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I gotta give you some props, man... you've been a helluva big part of a lot of funny threads lately...

Not sure what your story is or how you came into being a fark addict (and you are now, in the last couple months....) but it's good to have you aboard.

I can tell yer starting to get comfortable with whatever software you're using and challenging yourself with a higher degree of difficulty... (correct me if I'm wrong).

Anywho - my whole point is that when your mechanics reach the ability to match what your imagination is putting out... I can't wait :cheers:

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Not sure what your story is or how you came into being a fark addict (and you are now, in the last couple months....) but it's good to have you aboard.

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Yurintroubl - Thanks for your kind words! I most definitely have become a fark addict thanks to everyone who participates in this forum. I've worked with Photoshop for a few years, but never adventured far beyond the "normal" realm of basic cropping and the regular side of photography. But after seeing the work of the fark board's masters, I couldn't help myself. I crossed that line of normalcy, and ventured into the world of fark. I have no intentions to going back to my normal side. I'd like to stay here and continue learning from all of you. I have learned so much from you, BigEasy, SawFiddle and the rest (too many to mention) and have really gotten my imagination going. THAT'S the really scary part...Like you said - Once your fark mechanics can keep up with your imagination there's no end and no limits to what can be produced. Y'all are the best! It is an honor to follow along with the wizzards of this forum.

I still have a long way to go in improving my technique. Any critiques or suggestions to improve my work is welcomed. I have a photography background from another past in my life and am accustomed to feedback, positive and negative. That's how you get better. I was also a Gumbo photog for three years a long time ago - back in the days when photos were only produced in darkrooms. I welcome all comments and suggestions from you Farking Masters! Actually, the first time I caught wind of this forum was a few years ago when someone farked a few of my pictures when we played Oklahoma for the national championship. I had never heard of that and was hooked as soon as I saw it.



As some of you have also learned through my work, I grew up in New Orleans and have referenced some of that influence in my work.
By the way, Yurintroubl, I used to live in Dallas but moved back to BR in 2001 for family reasons. What part of Big D do you roam?

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Sawfiddle, it's just a joke!!! Please don't shoot me!!!

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Is that a corndog in his pants, or is he just happy to see me?