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Maverick wrote:

Jeśli facet musiał narysować kilka średnich aktów, żeby potem osiągnąć to, to niech i tak będzie.

Obraz powyżej rzeczywiście wykonany bardzo dobrze. Do bólu przypomina Michaela z 1992 na konferencji HTW.

Mi się najbardziej podoba to:

Chodzi mi o przekaz, a najdokładniejsze, że tak powiem jest to w powyższym poście Maverick. Chciałbym mieć te oba

Dla mnie Michael, jako meczennik to juz przeginka .. Prace sa piekne, ale czuje sie troche zniesmaczona. Co raz czesciej czuje, ze z Michaela robi sie Chrystusa naszych czasow..

ale zobaczcie sobie te arcydziela:

http://houston.culturemap.com/newsdetai ... eg-gorman/

IT'S A SNAP
From Streisand to DiCaprio and Michael Jackson, Greg Gorman photographs the world's most interesting people

TEXT BY CLIFFORD PUGH
PHOTO BY � GREG GORMAN
05.16.11 | 8:14 am
For more than 40 years, Greg Gorman has taken photos of the world's most interesting people. More than 125 of them are showcased In Greg Gorman: A Distinct Vision 1970-2010, on display at the Decorative Center Houston through June 3. Recently, the Los Angeles-based photographer picked out some of his favorite images in the exhibit and talked about how they came about.

Michael Jackson, 1987

"Michael was a perfectionist beyond your wildest imagination. Every time we would shoot, he would call me and we'd have a two-hour conversation to discuss what it was we were going to do and how we were going to go about it. He had pet tarantulas; they actually shed their skin. This is the casing of the tarantula that he brought with him.

"He never traveled with a big entourage. He was very genuine and really loved photography. I dearly miss him. He was a tragic individual but an amazing human being."

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