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Tuesday, May 08, 2007

studio2

flickr by JSRockit.
Posted by matrix at 5/08/2007 12:02:00 AM
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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous5/8/07, 10:19 AM

    If I had a place like that I'd adjust the constrast and brightness levels so it looked all washed out as well. Oh wait, you just clicked the "make it look kewl and washed out" icon, didn't you?

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  2. Doktor Future5/8/07, 6:32 PM

    I like studios positioned so precariously on the event horizon like this one.

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  3. Anonymous5/8/07, 6:36 PM

    look at me i know how to run the sketch filter!

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  4. Anonymous5/8/07, 7:26 PM

    Look at me, I know how to talk shiton the internet, even though I don't actually make music myself!

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  5. Anonymous5/8/07, 7:43 PM

    Outstanding ergonomix!

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  6. Anonymous5/9/07, 12:38 AM

    Wow anonymous, it must be hard living with your greatness...

    Your comments makes me think there is a fairly good chance that you are stuck in a cubicle making clipping paths...

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  7. Anonymous5/9/07, 10:40 AM

    In all fairness...it is just a photocopy filter. However, the original pic was blurry and poorly lit...so I just messed with it. I didn't ask for it to be posted here. I'm comfortable with my "studio"...I'm sorry if others are not. JSRockit

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