Glamour Eye & Skin

[ttosifa]

Originally Posted by wannabehorsephotographer

I think this is a great version, and probably the best choice if you are unsure if the client would be insulted by a glamour version or not.

Thanks.

I want to apologize for something you might not even know about. Last night, in an attempt to get to bed quickly for an early morning today, I hastily wrote something that said your image was "bad" (but in stronger language). I did not mean that at all. I very much like the original version of your image, and I edited my statement this morning. What I really meant to say is that too many people are using "eye pop" to rescue bad images when there are more important problems. This is not the the case for your picture, even though I do not like the use of eye pop here. I know that others saw my incorrect statement, so I want to make a full and complete apology even if you did not see my unedited statement. I fully respect and admire your work, as well as your efforts at improving it.

My sincere apologies.

[wannabehorsephotographer]

Hey, no problem. We all have our opinions - sometimes I take criticism the wrong way though, and I respect your apology. Thanks for the comments/critique!

[valleygirl]

Originally Posted by wannabehorsephotographer

Love this edit. I am unfamiliar with the Portraiture plug in by Imagenomic. Is it expensive? Thanks,

Thanks! I LOVE this plug in and I use it for almost every portrait I do. It smooths just the skin tones and you can make adjustments to suit your taste. Yes, it is expensive (I think it was almost $300) but I find it was totally worth it. I use it with Photoshop Elements, so I justified the cost by figuring Elements plus Imagenomic is still less than CS3. :-)

Take a look at their website. You can download a trial version to see if you like it!

p.s. I LOVE your freckles!

[newyorkrat]

i love her eyes in the 2nd one. however, i would have loved to see her freckles in the 2nd one but brightened up a bit more.