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Jan 28, 2010 13:11 |  #1

Just looking for your thoughts on these collage-poster things I put together using shots from portrait sessioins of my kids. Thanks!..........John

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Jan 28, 2010 13:46 |  #2

While individually they are sweet shots, there is just too much busy distractions in both to focus solely on the kids? I would rather see a plain black BG, and those frames you have, and smaller font.


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Jan 28, 2010 15:01 |  #3

Flo wrote in post #9491227 (external link)
While individually they are sweet shots, there is just too much busy distractions in both to focus solely on the kids? I would rather see a plain black BG, and those frames you have, and smaller font.

Thanks for the comments. I was worried that these might be a little busy. I really like the backgrounds though. Would maybe lowering the opacity of the BG help the photos stand out more??




  
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Jan 28, 2010 15:05 |  #4

JohnEBongo wrote in post #9491799 (external link)
Thanks for the comments. I was worried that these might be a little busy. I really like the backgrounds though. Would maybe lowering the opacity of the BG help the photos stand out more??

Not for me, but again, just my bent. I think stand alone these photos are wonderful, but the BG takes away instead of adds to the feel? One shouldn't be looking at the Bg unless it enhances the images.

If you like the Autumnal Bg, why not just leaves, a little blurred.I still like the framed shots, but not the addition of the blurred edged ones?


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Jan 28, 2010 15:05 |  #5

SJPHoto wrote in post #9491253 (external link)
The exposures and color of the images are all over the place. Maybe try to get them to match closer.

Actually, the exposure and color are(or was) spot on on all of the shots. I did some PP on some of them so each shot wouldn't look exactly the same. Maybe that effort was mis-guided.......




  
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JohnEBongo wrote in post #9491827 (external link)
Actually, the exposure and color are(or was) spot on on all of the shots. I did some PP on some of them so each shot wouldn't look exactly the same. Maybe that effort was mis-guided.......

Not alone is itsn't..but maybe when collecting the photos to go on one page, either the same WB with B&W? Another with the more contrasted edited ones? Then there is no large difference.


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