this is a picture of my daughter.
Has been heavily cropped, and slight color adjustments.
Did I crop too much? Original can be found here.
Other crop attempts are in the web album as well.
Thanks
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this is a picture of my daughter.
Has been heavily cropped, and slight color adjustments.
Did I crop too much? Original can be found here.
Other crop attempts are in the web album as well.
Thanks
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Living in Boston, MA, shooting with a Nikon D80 and a Nikon 18 - 200 lens.
It is ok by me if you would like to edit any pictures that I post here on dps, for use here on the dps forums.
ilike2spike,
Very nice! My feelings are that you have captured her innner joy as well as her outer beauty. I don't have as much cropping experience as some of our community members; but I like your crop. I think you enhanced the photo from the original. I see the focus as being a bit soft but I am thinking that the way you have it is right for this photo. I think I am learning that soft focus and sharp focus have their applications to particular subjects. Perhaps one of the senior members can speak to us on that subject.
How do you think you might lighten up her beautiful blue eyes?
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Geotography
Pentax K10d - Founder/Member of LAA (Lens Addiction Anonymous)
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i would love to lighten up the eyes. any suggestions?
Living in Boston, MA, shooting with a Nikon D80 and a Nikon 18 - 200 lens.
It is ok by me if you would like to edit any pictures that I post here on dps, for use here on the dps forums.
Seriously.... I love the crop. Some of my friends hate to crop off any part of anyone's face but I feel you drawn us into her face. I flipped thru your posts and I really like the B&W one. I could imagine that shot in the frame hanging on a wall or displayed on the mantle.
Capture as many shots of your kids faces and keep an album of just faces and watch how much it'll change over a span of time.
Keep the shots coming!
Canon PowerShot S3IS
Nikon D80 18-135mm
I like that you cropped away the dark shirt she was wearing... now the focus is soley on her lovely face.
What post processing software do you use?
I use Photoshop Elements 6. I beleive you can also do this in Gimp (Free - download off internet).
First you want to select just the eye area you want to lighten. Then you can go into levels or brightness contrast adjustments and tweek the sliders until you get the results you want. If you are still trying to fix this, I can try better to help or tweek it for you myself and give you the info. (I noticed the post was kinda old, so you've probably given up or found a solution)
Beautiful picture by the way! I think with the eyes popped just a smidge brighter it would be glorious.
~Wannabe
~Wannabe
Canon Rebel XTi & 2 broken p&s NOW 1MP kid tough camera
Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 II, Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II, Canon 430EX Speedlite
Photoshop Elements
flickr
Nice shot, thanks for sharing.
-----My GeAr-----
Body: Nikon D80
Flash: SB800
Grip: MB-D80
Lenses: Nikkor 18-135 kitlens Tamron 17-50 1:2.8
I think you did a great job here. I agree with the suggestion of lightening up her blue eyes. Excellent picture it really does capture her innocence.
24" iMac 2.8 GhZ 4g RAM
Canon EOS 40d
EF-S 17-85mm USM IS kit lens
New dSLR Hobbyist Photographer
A very adorable picture, Very nice shot!!
Beautiful daughter! I love this shot and the crop.
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