My friend Rachel

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  wxwax Registered Users Posts: 15,471 Major grins

  July 14, 2004 edited July 14, 2004

  Hi ber Looks nice, but I can see why she'd rather have a more cheerful face! Her face looks a little dark on my monitor - is that on purpose?

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  berhimwich Registered Users Posts: 43 Big grins

  July 14, 2004 edited July 14, 2004

  Yeah, it's a little dark on purpose
  I like the shots to be a little moody. It doesn't look overly dark on my monitor (I'm using a Sony Vaio notebook). But it certainly isn't light in the way you'd expect from most pictures. But I definitely appreciate your feedback.
  

  wxwax wrote:

  Hi ber Looks nice, but I can see why she'd rather have a more cheerful face! Her face looks a little dark on my monitor - is that on purpose?

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  pathfinder Super Moderators Posts: 14,696 moderator

  July 15, 2004 edited July 15, 2004

  berhimwich wrote:

  I shot this picture of my friend Rachel last night. She has asked me to take more cheerful pictures, !
  
  

  Was there a reason you chose to make her B&W and the background a greenish color? I fail to see the advantage in this. I do like the moody look on her face and the intensity of effort.

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  berhimwich Registered Users Posts: 43 Big grins

  July 15, 2004 edited July 15, 2004

  I used NightShot mode
  The reason the background is green is because I used the NightShot mode on my Cyber-shot camera. I could have converted the picture to grayscale but I enjoy the green effect the mode creates. Thank you for your inquiry.

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