Practicing with some PP techniques

lilmomma

Let me know what you think, thanks in advance!

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JAMoore

All nice techniques. My favorite is #3. What technique was used for that one?

#2 is good, but the highlights on her fingers need to be toned down a bit

Overall excellent work and btw she is a cute one.

TonyCooper

If you submit photos to a site for critique, someone is sure to comment on a horizon that is not bubble-straight. In this case, the tilted horizon adds to the images. Especially in #3.

Just proves that there should be a rule that no rule is always right.

lilmomma

Thanks for the comments!

Tony, I think that was a compliment, thank you! Actually I thought about the straight horizon thing too, but actually we were on a very large hill. I also like the look.

Again thank you both!

picturegirl

I think you did great That brown tone in the pics is becoming really popular, I really like how you processed yours.

afev0602

#3 is very nice, very vintage feel to it....

lilmomma

Thanks to all!

JAMoore wrote:

All nice techniques. My favorite is #3. What technique was used for that one?

#2 is good, but the highlights on her fingers need to be toned down a bit

Overall excellent work and btw she is a cute one.

This was a preset that I downloaded called steller guru green. I think I messed with some other settings but I don't remember what else I did, sorry! I know about the highlights on her fingers, I was just goofing off with these real quick on my lunch break today. i should tone that down a bit...It was really harsh sun that day too. Anyway thanks!

anonymouscuban

TonyCooper wrote:

If you submit photos to a site for critique, someone is sure to comment on a horizon that is not bubble-straight. In this case, the tilted horizon adds to the images. Especially in #3.

Just proves that there should be a rule that no rule is always right.

Is it me or is this photo actually straight. If not, then this little girl can defy gravity.