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NeverGG puts soooo much dedication into her works, very admirable. I'm a photoshop noob
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konadora
Singapore66364 Posts
NeverGG puts soooo much dedication into her works, very admirable. I'm a photoshop noob | ||
NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On April 30 2009 10:35 lilsusie wrote: You know what else? She spends all her OTHER free time photoshopping and making the 800+ pictures she took look pretty for you people. She's a nut. Quite possibly one of the craziest people I know. ^^ PS, With some bribery, I can produce pictures of Neggy.... the ones that the public has never seen before.... >.> Hahaha thanks Susie (I think...) And oh God - I hate to think what you have stored on your camera >.< | ||
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Artosis
United States2140 Posts
On April 30 2009 10:35 lilsusie wrote: You know what else? She spends all her OTHER free time photoshopping and making the 800+ pictures she took look pretty for you people. She's a nut. Quite possibly one of the craziest people I know. ^^ PS, With some bribery, I can produce pictures of Neggy.... the ones that the public has never seen before.... >.> yep.. gw ur the besT! | ||
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Qwertify
United States2531 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/NeverGG/Miscwork/10.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://images.wikia.com/starwars/images/5/53/GoraxCOC.JPG) | ||
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TimmyMac
Canada499 Posts
Um seriously though, your shots are great. Keep it up~ | ||
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LibertyTerran
Vietnam711 Posts
. Well done and it's really a good read. | ||
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-orb-
United States5770 Posts
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Biff The Understudy
France8148 Posts
What I realize after reading about pro-gamers and pro-gaming world is that I would probably prefer spending my life cleaning the floor than being a pro-gamer, even a successful one. Seems to be a really hard and somehow completely uninteresting life. Don't ban me plz, it's just my opinion, kekeke. | ||
zXk3
Mexico1178 Posts
On April 30 2009 08:03 NeverGG wrote: You know I have to say this question always provokes mixed feelings from me. I find myself having to ask - why is that even relevant? My physical appearance has nothing to do with my photographic skills and I just don't get why anyone feels the need to request photos of me. I'm not pretty like MnM or lilsusie - I don't know if that might affect some people's judgements of me (if it does then I feel sad for them being so shallow.) I'm not here to be 'pretty' or to look good for people - I'm here to take the best photos I can and to bridge that gap between the Korean/Foreign scene. So, I'd kind of appreciate it if people stopped asking for photos - it's just not relevant to my work *at all.* THEN HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW WHO AM I SUPPOSED TO KIDNAP!?!?! joking aside, i have seen your face many times.. and im sure EVERYONE else have too (they just need to pay attention) BTW: im a big fan of your work.. and dont forget you must take me as your assistant when i go to korea =D | ||
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Pioneer
994 Posts
Great article. | ||
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NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On April 30 2009 20:39 Biff The Understudy wrote: Great read. Thx. What I realize after reading about pro-gamers and pro-gaming world is that I would probably prefer spending my life cleaning the floor than being a pro-gamer, even a successful one. Seems to be a really hard and somehow completely uninteresting life. Don't ban me plz, it's just my opinion, kekeke. I'm not going to get you banned for something like that! In some respects I actually agree that the life of a progamer isn't all kittens and rainbows. They are separated from their families and friends for the majority of their time and large blocks of practising just don't suit everyone. I think those who have the motivation and dedication to follow such an unusual daily life learn to cope with the down sides of being progamers. | ||
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Mista_Masta
Netherlands557 Posts
Thanks a lot for all your hard work, NeverGG! =) | ||
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proA.June91
Vietnam445 Posts
im dying over here T___T | ||
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rwong48
United States105 Posts
but i dunno if TLers are up for meeting TLers like me in Korea, since I'm not really "active" and part of the "community" xD | ||
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NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On May 03 2009 06:50 rwong48 wrote: interesting.. I didn't know you did that English teaching thing. with this shitty economy I can't find a job in my field so I applied for that. I happen to be a photographer too.. :O but i dunno if TLers are up for meeting TLers like me in Korea, since I'm not really "active" and part of the "community" xD I've heard a lot of people are struggling to find work/keep work recently. It's times like these that I find it a shame that English teaching here isn't available to more people (you can only teach here if you come from certain countries and hold a University degree.) And of course we are - it's pretty often these days that us tl.netters in Seoul gather - recently more people have been around which is cool. | ||
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rwong48
United States105 Posts
I found this other one called "Travel & Teach" that I'm about to apply to.. they just show up on my campus job database.. so I just googled and there is a ton of stuff. like.. recruiting centers, youtube videos on what it's like, blogposts... I'll have to do some more looking! | ||
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bITt.mAN
Switzerland3693 Posts
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NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On May 04 2009 02:41 bITt.mAN wrote: How do the other [Korean] photographers react to you, are you just another person clicking away with a camera or are you treated 'differently' because you are almost always the only foreigner? I'm treated differently because I work with them behind the press line where fans are not allowed to go. I'm also known as someone who works freelance for IEG (who own eSTRO.) as well as for some other Korean sites and Teamliquid. I am the only foreigner and definitely the only foreign photographer - the only other foreigners working in esports here are Artosis, Tasteless and Puertorican and neither goes to events as often as I do. (Aside from Nick who commentates GOM, but even then he does not attend OGN events at all.) I also use the press room for non-SC events at OGN and I have used the press room in the past for SC events (but I found I actually prefer not to use it because it means you don't get to see the event itself much due to working on a laptop as well as photographing.) I've been to dinner after several finals with the main Korean journalists (from fomos/Dailyesports and Fifo.) so by now they know me and we always greet each other. None of them speak english (except Sora from Dailyesports and a lot of the Kespa people.) so there's not much communication beyond that unless someone is there to translate for me. It doesn't matter so much after over a year of working with the OGN and MBC crews that I am a foreigner - people have now seen how hard I work so I feel very at home at both venues - although I tend to focus exclusively upon OGN due to my personal dislike of the set up at LOOX. So, no - in answer to your question - my year of working my ass off means I'm definitely not just 'another person clicking away with a camera.' If I was I wouldn't have anywhere near the opportunities I have now such as special photoshoots with players and backstage access or press pass access to all finals. | ||
lilsusie
3861 Posts
kek, even *i* can get press passes. Remember that one final when I just walked up and was like, where's the press room, gimme my pass? Haha. | ||
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NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On May 04 2009 10:24 lilsusie wrote: They know who she is. She gives them a little sumptin' sumptin'. kek, even *i* can get press passes. Remember that one final when I just walked up and was like, where's the press room, gimme my pass? Haha. Hahaha - well you did work for GOM; you're way more famous than I am! | ||
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