kimberly_welty

Thank You.

This is from a wedding I shot along time ago. The shot

just did not turn out the background was to busy and

distracting and shame on me they got hit with an on

camera flash. So I sat and adjusted and adjusted it some

more in photoshop last night. I'm using photoshop6 and

self teaching myself so I only know what I have learned

using trial and error. I have not found (if there even is one)

the vignetting tool so I improvised to give it my own. So

just wondering everyones opinion have I made it a

presentable photo, an ok photo or is horrid?

thank you for the suggestions, the final image is saved in high quality unlike this one. and i will try shooting from a more level plane to see wich one i like better. senior photo- for your pictures you hand out your graduating year in high school.

Hi I did my first senior photo shoot over the weekend. i was pleased

with most images but wanted to create a black and white with a little

color. i'm self teaching my self in photoshop and wanted to know

your opinions on this one. should i leave it all b&w, to little

color, to much? i really wanted to add color to her lips as well

and maybe even cheecks but could not get it to work out right. Any

advice is appreciated.

rob the b&w changed the photo completely, for the BETTER! It made an alright photo a GREAT photo, thank you. It really brought out the love in their eyes.

thanks

thank you paul, i agree with cropping. what about the shadow i'm getting behind the husband? it sticks out the most to me!

i would like to know some of things i am doing wrong or right in

this photo? i know the pose probally isnt the best but in previous

meetings with the couple the hubby to be was always huggin her like

this, and in the end it was one of her favorite shots. thanks for

the feedback.