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My monitor is not calibrated so I won't comment on the color/tone. . .but it does look good if you ask me
![]() What a cutie! I'd be tempted to also try cloning out that fence in your background - I LOVE the red behind him but the gate/fence is distracting.
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Looks to be out of focus. I know a soft look is ok but it's a bit too much (imo). I'd also give it some more contrast and maybe a touch of saturation (watch your skin tones). It looks flat to me.
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whenever i increase the satuaration it makes him look to red. he is really fair skinned and i'm finding it hard to boost color without making him red headed. probably just one of those times when the available light and no flash wasn't enough to get a good clear shot the distance i was. i think it is so soft because i had to crop a lot to get a portrait style with just him. i believe the focus is off a little too probably. do you think i should just trash it? and not crop it in for just a portrait style of him?
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A quick and easy way to get a photo to have a subtle color pop without the colors going nuclear is to duplicate the layer, set the blending mode to soft light, then reduce the opacity to taste. I did that here, along with a crop and a ridiculously sloppy cloning job, LOL! Also resized and sharpened a touch.
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i think i could do a little more tweaking on the cloning but does the color look better and sharpness? thank you susan for the idea of how to up boost the color without having colors go crazy
helped tremendously!
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