C&C Welcome - too much (not sure what to call it)...frost?
Thanks in advance for your comments.
Trasmc Member 49 posts Joined Oct 2005 More info | May 24, 2006 19:51 | #1 C&C Welcome - too much (not sure what to call it)...frost? I use a 20D with a Sigma 24-70 or a Sigma 70-200 or a Tamron 18-200 or a Nifty and from time to time a 430EX
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Sharyn1983 Senior Member 342 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Omaha, soon to be Okinawa More info | May 24, 2006 22:49 | #2 why does it look like you made her cry?
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Sharyn1983 wrote: why does it look like you made her cry? She wasn't - it was the light reflecting on the skin under her eye, but I appreciate the observation. I use a 20D with a Sigma 24-70 or a Sigma 70-200 or a Tamron 18-200 or a Nifty and from time to time a 430EX
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Overbeyond Member 162 posts Joined Jan 2005 Location: Irish living in London More info | May 25, 2006 13:34 | #4 I think you handled this very well. First Communion day can be heavy going for young children and perhaps that's why sho looks a little sad, albeit beautifully sad. Mono works perfectly here and it all looks delicate.
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Hellashot Goldmember 4,617 posts Likes: 2 Joined Sep 2004 Location: USA More info | May 25, 2006 19:25 | #5 Permanent banLooks a bit dark on my screen. I would like to have seen her other eye in the shot as well. 5D, Drebel, EOS-3, K1000
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Meaty0 Goldmember 3,519 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia More info | May 25, 2006 21:28 | #6 This is a terrific effect and I'd be interested in knowing what you did to achieve it.
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Meaty0 wrote: This is a terrific effect and I'd be interested in knowing what you did to achieve it. The only constructive suggestion I could make would be to reduce the "crosshatch" effect in the background just near her forehead and nose. It seems a bit distracting. I guess you could airbrush it or selectively blur it. Then it would be spot on. Paul I'd like to get rid of the crosshatch as well - it's the window screen that shows up a little too well in parts of the picture. I'll try to selectively blur it, as I agree it is distracting. I use a 20D with a Sigma 24-70 or a Sigma 70-200 or a Tamron 18-200 or a Nifty and from time to time a 430EX
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Meaty0 Goldmember 3,519 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia More info | May 26, 2006 08:22 | #8 Hmmm. Thanks for that. I've tried this in the past, differently, and not achieved as good an effect. (See below) Will try your method and see how it turns out. Thanks again and repost your image after you alter the crosshatch..I'd be interested to see how that turns out.
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Grace something cute 7,629 posts Joined May 2006 More info | May 26, 2006 08:43 | #9 wow, I think its a beautiful picture, and moment! Thanks so much for sharing your processing too! - Grace -
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