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Published: 2007-09-22 04:35:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 6933; Favourites: 244; Downloads: 1
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incredibly old picture that i just did to make it look like its in some sort of studio (burning). its an orca. san diego.im srry its so small, deviant art made it smaller
maybe u can guess where and even who (see the category its in?
).its not a night shot. srry its so decieving
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Hello! This cool shot got featured here! [link]
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this is really well done. And you got the look of the studio alright, itsè perfect!
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I love what you did with this photograph. It looks AMAZING!
If you don't mind me asking, what did you do to the original to make it turn out like that? I'm new to editing software.
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wow! what an awsum photo, how & where did you get such an amaizing shot?
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oh wow =O
It almost gives out a magical feel =]
Its great!
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All of the main performers are given the stage name Shamu after the original Shamu. So it would not be entirely incorrect to say that this orca is a Shamu.
Nice photo, Nice burning. It looks very dramatic.
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Shamu was brought to SeaWorld San Diego on December 20, 1965 and she passed away on August 23, 1971. So... this picture isn't of Shamu. It's Corky! Her eyepatch is long and slender and her dorsal is straight. 
This is a great photo! I love the sense of motion and the lighting!
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thanks for clearing that up! and thanks!
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Unique and beautiful. Love the feeling of motion and contrast in this picture.
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Part of my 'Living Creatures Tribute' [link]
I hope you make a 
Thank you for the inspiration
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your very welcome!
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Beautiful! I love the lighting in this!
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I love the lighting on this one and you can sense the motion. Night shots have been my nemesis for sometime, so I really enjoy seeing unique and good ones! If it was taken at SeaWorld San Diego, this would be Corky.
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thank you! its actually not a night shot....
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Really...very cool!
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thank you! its actually pretty easy, all you have to do is burn the area around the orca. it may be easier to burn all the shadows already and then burn the highlights a little and then burn the shadows again. what i also did is desaturate it a little bit to make it less blue (cause it was too blue b4, but that wont be the case with all pics)
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in fact, you can probably make a lot of your shots into this one. its pretty simple. i mean, if you want to, its not like a commander ruler or something
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*its not like i'm a commander....
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OK, I'd love to know how. I'm not real savvy with PS, but I'd love to learn new techniques to use on my photos.
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-gasp!- SHAMU?! Is it Shamu?
This picture is amazing. So good. Soooo good. Why do you have so much talent, Keith!? D:
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i thought it was shamu but as pointed out its corky. but it could be shamu cause it was taken in '05, so im not totally sure. or shamu was let into the wild. or that was free willy. im not really an orca expert.
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lol the original shamu died a while ago, the name shamu is just a stage name..if you didnt know that just pointing it out lol
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It was Keiko (a.k.a. Willy from Free Willy) they released back into the wild.
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Oh my gosh, they let Shamu go? What? Shamuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Nooooooooooooooo
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i have no idea. im just making things up...
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The original orca, Shamu, died in the 60's. and the th orca tha was released back into the wild was Keiko. (He died in 2003).
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Ahh okay. Thanks for clearing that up!
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