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Oct 13, 2018 14:36 |  #2

You clearly captured the bride's lovely personality in the pictures. It's probably me, but in the second image, it looks like you've gone over parts of the dress with an adjustment brush to lighten it. It might be shadows, in which case it's easily cloned out. It also looks like you used a brush on the right arm. And on the boy's shirt there's two small patches where he's spilt food (Chocolate?) on it that need cloning out. Otherwise, they're great shots, and I love the effect you've put on them.


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Feb 01, 2019 06:45 |  #3

dordeduca wrote in post #18799938 (external link)
i like the bucket of these pictures

I must be missing the bucket. I see no bucket.


Lancashire Wedding Photographer ǀ Rob Georgeson Photography (external link)

  
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