My Old Man - First Post
Hello Everyone,
I just joined this forum and this shall be my first photograph. I have no formal training in photography, and am hoping to get some critique of my work at this forum. I will for sure chime in with my two cents on your work as well.
Cheers,
Mishi
I just joined this forum and this shall be my first photograph. I have no formal training in photography, and am hoping to get some critique of my work at this forum. I will for sure chime in with my two cents on your work as well.
Cheers,
Mishi
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Comments
Your image is very interesting, full of character. I like the fact that his hand and fingers are showing, they speak of a lifetime of work. The biggest nit for is that his hair and the background blend a bit too much. And the eyes could use some fill flash. These can also be improved in post production. if you have a program, like Photoshop. Thank you for sharing your Dad's image with us.
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I will go try out the fill flash function. Thanks a ton!
-Mishi
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Great, great shot - character, beautiful sidelighting and a real "moment". Well done.
If it were mine, I'd stick with BW conversion (although a different one than your original version), and probably crop down into the hair to lose the areas that are too bright, and possibly crop tighter from the camera left side as well (that's tricky because of the ear/shirt, but I suspect there's a crop that would work with some experimenting).
Good job!
Thank you for your advise Divamum, I will try to get someone to help me with Photoshop. I am uploading one more of my recent portraits. Comments welcome!
Thanks,
Mishi
Love the first image.. Great face! I echo the comments earlier.. I'd crop tighter and also in Photoshop I'd great a mask for the background and selectively darken it.. PS takes some learning but there are some great tutorials out there.. Google is your friend
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