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Good Morning Blizarre:
I like your photograph. It feels balanced, well-composed and vibrant. I do not possess all the technical skills that some of the professional photographers have; but I know what I like. Good job and thank you for sharing your photo with everyone. It looks like you used a fish eye lens. Please confirm your lens. Best, Geotography |
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Nice job! maybe you can post the original just so we can see the actual work involved?
I think you can even brighten the person a bit more....even if a small amount of dodging. I personally do not like the frame but the photo itself is real nice work....like the orton on it....makes it seem dream like in a way.
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Thank you all of you !
![]() Well, i'm sorry geotography but my canon A720IS (a compact) doesn't have a fish-eye ! Instead i took several photos (around 6) and stitched them with PTStitcher (Hugin is free). I used a projection that made this strange "shape" for the photo ! When i'll have enough money i'll buy a fisheye and a "real" camera ... but this kind of trick is really useful in the meantime ! Here is the original photo (you can see the different photos stitched together) : ![]() I love to use the orton effect when i do not fear to change the photo ! Really thank you for your comments ! I'll try to brighten the person ! |
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Having seen the original(s) and the finished piece, I must say - excellent job! I don't think there was too much Photoshopping at all...
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Thats the beauty of CS3...no need to ever really change photo for good thanks to smart objects!
The before really shows the work done and I think the most improved on is the horizontal flip! Amazing how something so simple can really make a photo what it is.
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I agree with you xxpinballxx ... I made all the changes and told myself : well, this photo is nice.
The next day, when i saw it again, i remembered what i read about the way the eyes scan photos (top left to bottom right) and how the glance should be directed to the right in order to give a belief of future, expectation, etc.... I flipped it and .. wow ! I was amazed the way it changed my photo ! Now i think that i'll keep this trick in mind !
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Love the image, my friend, and I think the PP has been spot on. Well done and thanks for sharing.
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