Selective colour fun

MontecMontec Registered Users Posts: 823 Major grins
edited February 12, 2007 in People
I was playing with PhotoShop this evening and thought I would share
Cheers,
Monte

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  • OwenOwen Registered Users Posts: 948 Major grins
    edited February 12, 2007
    Montec wrote:
    I was playing with PhotoShop this evening and thought I would share
    I don't think this really works, however as an all black & white portrait this is excellent. She has a really cute smile and seems at ease infront of the camera - or atleast you made it seem that way. The DOF really helps to isolate her.

    Keep shooting! thumb.gif
  • SystemSystem Registered Users Posts: 8,186 moderator
    edited February 12, 2007
    Owen wrote:
    I don't think this really works, however as an all black & white portrait this is excellent. She has a really cute smile and seems at ease infront of the camera - or atleast you made it seem that way. The DOF really helps to isolate her.

    Keep shooting! thumb.gif

    I agree-

    it can be difficult to make a go of selective coloring and quite a few don't care for it-

    I like it at times but I'm very selective-

    hey, just my thoughts-

    and as owen said, it's a great bw-
  • saurorasaurora Registered Users Posts: 4,320 Major grins
    edited February 12, 2007
    Selective color is tough to use appropriately and effectively. Too much used and it calls all attention away from what is really the subject matter.........in this case, your adorable daughter! Plus here you are using a very large amount (and bright) of color, which is even harder to handle. Cute pose of your daughter! :D
  • MontecMontec Registered Users Posts: 823 Major grins
    edited February 12, 2007
    I see what you all are saying....first thing you look at is the yellow sweater.

    Thanks for the comments.
    Cheers,
    Monte
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