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I was second shooter on a wedding today. I really liked this shot and I made two small adjustments to it, but I can't make up my mind what works better.
Here's the original And here are both of my edits: ![]() On this one I cropped and changed to B&W and added a soft focus to it. ![]() On this one I cropped and aged the photo using Paint shop pro. Then erased the aged look on just the red parts of the photo. |
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The first one is nice but that second one is absolutely shocking. Nothing that you have done to it works, and the work around the red is a bit sloppy,sorry.
Forgot to say the first one is a nice intimate crop. You did a nice job. If you posted this image on the Critique thread someone will give you a tip on making the bling really sparkle, make it even better. Last edited by RoyL; 03-08-2009 at 01:01 PM. |
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If you really want to do the selective color treatment, I would recommend only leaving the grooms tie red. The way you have the second phoot cropped, the red on the bride is in a really bad place and draws to much attention. This is doubly true if the bride has any inkling of "body image" issues.
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This really is not the critique section but rather a section for sharing editing skills.
If you are wanting critique I would be happy to move this for you. Otherwise, thank you for sharing how you did this!
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it is the critique section. this thread just got moved from another area
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I like the first one better. It's a more intimate shot. The red in the second one is just too bright and saturated.
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I really like the red tie, but agree that the red around the bride is a bit too much. Maybe a tighter crop is in order like the 1st shot. I would like to see something with a little of both images in it. I like the effect of the 2nd one better and the crop of the 1st one.
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