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Apr 28, 2015 08:02 |  #1

I really enjoy this photographers work and wondering how she gets that soft look. Is it Lens/light/editing all combined or mostly in editing? I look up soft editing video's for Photoshop, but that is not the right look.

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Apr 28, 2015 09:32 |  #2

I don't have any information for you but I'm interested to find out as well. Very good results.

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Apr 28, 2015 09:49 |  #3

She does nice work! I suspect that she selected (with a Feather) the area that she wants sharp, inverted the selection & then applied a blur filter.
Maybe more than once. This is the selection tool that I use a lot: Selecting areas in PS.


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Apr 28, 2015 09:51 as a reply to  @ PhotosGuy's post |  #4

Thanks PhotosGuy, I will check out your attachment!


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