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hey Lou Ann, when correcting perspective in PS, a BIG tip is to turn on the GRID... try it!
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yeah, I don't comment often, but I'm really drawn to this for some reason. The depth of field works great here (I'm actually surprised to see this from a Coolpix 4300), and it's just a sweet capture. What kind of dog is this?
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thanks everyone. Francesco, unfortunately neither of those grapes grow well around here... although I'd prefer the Chianti ;-) -
IR @ horton vineyard, near barboursville, virginia... comments welcome.
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straight from the camera... critiques appreciated! -
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it's gotta be mid-jump, people... try it, i bet you can do this too ;-)
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thanks for any comments... it was super dark in that theater.
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thanks everyone... yes, the chair she's leaning on could be cloned out, but I just left it as-is. It's actually a bar-height chair & she's standing, leaning on a small rung of the back. A posing table would be more ideal, but I'm working w/ what I got. Gearoid, the hairlight was positioned a little off (hence her right hand being a little hot).. but I'm chalking it up to part of the learning process. ;)
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started studying fine portraiture... here's the 1st studio attempt thus far where I
actually made it a point to pay attention to several details.. whatcha think?
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looks good... although I'd crop the bottom off a bit (think 8x10 proportion).
this would benefit greatly from some soft focus effects... check out http://www.photoworkshop.com/registered/softwarecinema/misc_tutorials.html, & see the tutorial on the top by Kevin Ames.
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wow. that grad filter does some amazing stuff. nice work.
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excellent composition & colors. This would be on my wall if I took it.
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talk about battle scars... -
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how you say... ah yes. THIS is sexy. my car used to be up on those very cinder blocks.......
or not.
peace bro,
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see comments for details.
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my first submission... curious about your opinions on the crop and
composition... thanks!
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