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I have a food blog (www.dishingthedivine.com) and am using it as an outlet for my photography hobby.
My hubby snapped this for me and I thought the composition was interesting. Question is, leave the pic as it was shot (first one shown) or keep the photoshop edits (pic #2). I used the render function in photoshop to create a soft spotlight effect. I'm VERY NEW to photoshop (as well as to my dSLR) so I imagine there were better ways to do this. Thanks for your help! Photo #1: ![]() canon rebel xti sigma 18-250 HSM lens f 5.6 exposure: 1/60 iso 200 exposure bias: -1 metering mode: pattern Photo #2: ![]() canon rebel xti sigma 18-250 HSM lens f 5.6 exposure: 1/60 iso 200 exposure bias: -1 metering mode: pattern Thanks so much! |
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I loke the second one also but I find the lighter background distracting. Maybe use a layer mask to block the effects? It might be me but is the pie tilted down and to the left? The corners are OK.
I think I'll go get a snack. ![]() Al
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Re: the pie being tilted, I'll look at the full size version and check that. I think we may also be confused because the pie is higher in the center than it is on the edges - thus the appearance of a tilt.
I don't know much about photoshop, but I start a class in just a week! Looking forward to that as I know nothing about masks.
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