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kissfoto
26-10-2006, 18:05
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h150/Fusion_2006/HANDARWED-139-Edit.jpg
Any comments welcome !!!!
That's a nice shot, the only thing I'd do would be to try and defocus the light and the the painting behind, just a wee bit.
Marianne
26-10-2006, 18:39
a lovely portrait, looks a pretty location too. Maybe a bit too bright but I'm sort of worn out in the wedding portrait department, been editing some from Saturday and my eyes don't know what they like anymore!
A nice enough shot but feels a little over-exposed, to me. Maybe its my monitor. I'm nursing a fairly nasty leg injury just now and can't get up two flights of stairs to where my PC is, so using a laptop.
babycakes
26-10-2006, 18:55
That's a nice shot, the only thing I'd do would be to try and defocus the light and the the painting behind, just a wee bit.
I agree!
My eye goes to the painting and the light and not to the beautiful bride!
Ok this is going to sound a little strange, but it looks 2D. The guy doesn't appear to have any depth to him.
kissfoto
26-10-2006, 20:11
Thanks for all your useful comments. The image looks well exposed on my monitor. I agree about the background being to sharply focused and will attempt to remedy this. Thanks again :thumbs:
Just a quickie attempt.
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/ardion-90/HANDARWED-139-Editcopy.jpg
Marianne
26-10-2006, 21:46
I like the idea of the mono background...it brings the focus onto the couple more...doesn't look quite finished though ;)
WetSparks
26-10-2006, 21:59
The blurred mono background really works on that shot. I think the bride is still a bit too white though, could do with a lift in the flesh tones. Also agree with Petemc, the guy looks a bit like a cardboard cut out. Maybe its a reaction to getting married ;)
Nice formal pose. The shot does look too light and parts of the bride's dress are just starting to blow out. I gave it a slight S curve in the histogram to bring the highlights down a tad and brought the levels down a bit. The shot looks a bit cold so I've tried to warm it a little.
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/530/kissfoto.jpg
I'd definitely check out your monitor calibration before you get this printed. It's a nice shot and worth spending some processing time on the original. The lamp doesn't bug me that much. :)
I like the idea of the mono background...it brings the focus onto the couple more...doesn't look quite finished though ;)
I spent 30 seconds on it. just to try an idea of mono/blur background.
going away for the weekend so am really busy and no time to do anything
kissfoto
27-10-2006, 06:09
Thanks for all your comments and examples. I had realproblems with this couple as he was very ruddy in complexion and she was extremely pale, I had to try to hit a happy medium. I like the mono background. Thanks again....:thumbs:
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