Honesty
Posted by yetiforka3
Posted on 10:50 AM
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I think the stand-out for this caption is the layout. I really, really like the way it came together.
I hope you'll excuse the typos in my captions. I usually type them in a bit of a hurry, and only rarely do I actually proofread them. Going back into them after they've been rendered is a pain in the butt, so I usually just let typos go.
I hope you'll excuse the typos in my captions. I usually type them in a bit of a hurry, and only rarely do I actually proofread them. Going back into them after they've been rendered is a pain in the butt, so I usually just let typos go.
All man...
Posted by yetiforka3
Posted on 9:19 AM
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Ah, the unaware boy again.
I love this picture so much. The background is playful, and the caption is pretty nice as well.
I love this picture so much. The background is playful, and the caption is pretty nice as well.
No Regrets
Posted by yetiforka3
Posted on 8:32 AM
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I love this picture on its own, but I almost didn't use it because I didn't need to modify it at all. I really enjoy modifying these pictures; I do at least a little to almost every picture I caption. The fun part is making it subtle enough that very few people notice it. But this picture was so good, I didn't want to change it.
I hope you all like the caption that goes with it.
I hope you all like the caption that goes with it.
Practice makes perfect.
Posted by yetiforka3
Posted on 10:04 AM
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This picture was kind of difficult to get right, but I think I did a good job. I'm pleased with the result, at least.
Making a good background is a tricky thing. Too simple, and it's boring; too complicated, and it's distracting. I've made geometrically perfect backgrounds before, and they all seem to lack personality. So, with this one, I made the decorative parts a little "off." And I love it.
The caption is just your run-of-the-mill look at a boy who is so smitten that he'll do whatever his significant other wants.
I hope you all like it.
Making a good background is a tricky thing. Too simple, and it's boring; too complicated, and it's distracting. I've made geometrically perfect backgrounds before, and they all seem to lack personality. So, with this one, I made the decorative parts a little "off." And I love it.
The caption is just your run-of-the-mill look at a boy who is so smitten that he'll do whatever his significant other wants.
I hope you all like it.
When he meets the right man...
Posted by yetiforka3
Posted on 7:53 AM
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This is a great picture; I didn't have to modify it one little bit. I love the caption and the background as well. I hope you all like it too.
Paparazzo
Posted by yetiforka3
Posted on 12:14 PM
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We've all seen it, haven't we? A young Hollywood star or starlet gets caught in an embarrassing situation by a paparazzo, and their careers take a nosedive. Sure, it's hard to feel sorry for them; after all, their decisions should have consequences. But at the same time, we have to remember that every moment of their lives is public. They don't get to make innocent mistakes. They don't get to experiment...
It's easy to forget that they're just people. They have dreams. They make poor decisions just like the rest of us. The only difference is that their mistakes are laid bare for the entire world to see (and usually mock with a holier-than-thou attitude). And each time one of those mistakes goes public, they run the risk of losing all hope at accomplishing their dreams, of reaching their goals. And that's sad, to me.
Am I making excuses for them? Of course not. They own those mistakes. I'm just saying that we should perhaps have a little more empathy for them when their every move (mistake or otherwise) is catalogued by some gossip magazine.
That's where this caption comes from. I hope you like it.
It's easy to forget that they're just people. They have dreams. They make poor decisions just like the rest of us. The only difference is that their mistakes are laid bare for the entire world to see (and usually mock with a holier-than-thou attitude). And each time one of those mistakes goes public, they run the risk of losing all hope at accomplishing their dreams, of reaching their goals. And that's sad, to me.
Am I making excuses for them? Of course not. They own those mistakes. I'm just saying that we should perhaps have a little more empathy for them when their every move (mistake or otherwise) is catalogued by some gossip magazine.
That's where this caption comes from. I hope you like it.







