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Old 01-15-2008, 11:23 PM
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My friend and her 2-year-old daughter were playing hide & seek at the park, and I took the opportunity to whip out my P&S camera and take some shots.

This was before I really got into the technical aspects photography (such as lighting, aperture, shutter speed, etc etc. - about a month before I had my dSLR).

No PP done - straight from the camera to here.

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Old 01-16-2008, 12:03 AM
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I'm no pro far far from it but i adore this picture . The look on the little girls face is priceless . I had to smile to my self .
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Old 01-16-2008, 05:40 AM
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Thank you
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Crop or clone out the date for a start Otherwise, it's a cute picture. And well exposed and everything too.
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Crop or clone out the date for a start Otherwise, it's a cute picture. And well exposed and everything too.
lol thanks! Yeah in the PP I cropped out the date (which worked nicely because the girl was more centered with the crop).

I just thought I'd post the non-edited version
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I'm not sure if you're a photoshopper, but you may want to soften some of the leaves that cover her face, to make her eyes pop a little more. Other than that, great capture! and she's a cutie-patootie!
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I'm not sure if you're a photoshopper, but you may want to soften some of the leaves that cover her face, to make her eyes pop a little more. Other than that, great capture! and she's a cutie-patootie!
I'm a photoshopper-in-training. lol. I do very basic photoshop stuff (cloning, heal brush, watermarking, layers, etc.) - what do you mean by 'softening' the leaves... like blurring them?
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yep, just the edges, to fake a smaller depth of field
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I'll try that! Should I use the "blur" tool, or make the leaves a separate layer and use a filter?
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