Very nice indeed! Isn't she a cutie! I love the pp which really makes the pictures pop. I was so intent on looking at the little girl that I didn't notice the little boy (her brother?) looking over the wall in the second one for quite a while. What pp methods did you use?
I like these! Love how you have the light on the wall behind them - give a great deal of 3D relief to the images.
The expressions in the second one are simply wonderful. Well done, indeed.
On this, admittedly, uncalibrated monitor (though it is usually pretty reliable), it appears the skin tones have a very strong red cast to them and might be a bit over-saturated. In the second, it appears your magenta is just a bit much.
These are super! It's neat the way the light is hitting the wall behind her. Your processing is really wonderful, and the images pop really well. I tend to think Scott is right about the skin tones. Mom looks a little dark as well. Love the poses!
Not sure what you mean by pp, susanbudge. I'm Norwegian and not very bright No it's not her brother, just a kid jealous of the icecream
The light on the wall is the sun reflecting from a window. Probably me that needs a calibrated monitor Thanks for your suggestions and comments, highly appreciated!
Not sure what you mean by pp, susanbudge. I'm Norwegian and not very bright No it's not her brother, just a kid jealous of the icecream
no, it is my fault Zygote for using abbreviations. By pp I meant post processing (in photoshop). You have achieved a nice look to your photos and I wondered what techniques you have used (if you don't mind sharing).
thanks
Susan
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The expressions in the second one are simply wonderful. Well done, indeed.
On this, admittedly, uncalibrated monitor (though it is usually pretty reliable), it appears the skin tones have a very strong red cast to them and might be a bit over-saturated. In the second, it appears your magenta is just a bit much.
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I like how the leading lines take you to the mother.
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The light on the wall is the sun reflecting from a window. Probably me that needs a calibrated monitor
no, it is my fault Zygote for using abbreviations. By pp I meant post processing (in photoshop). You have achieved a nice look to your photos and I wondered what techniques you have used (if you don't mind sharing).
thanks
Susan