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Re: A puzzle...
In reply to Deleted17,
Feb 6, 2012
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DeSono wrote:
I understand you'd like to fade out the top into the background, but here's my dilemma with what you've done... While you've blurred her top to be out of focus, the background is sharp. I don't think you can have it both ways.
Also, what painter did you have in mind that uses a blouse color the same as the wallpaper color? I've looked at painters from Vermeer to Chuck Close, and can't seem to find one that does this.
I haven't blurred the top in Photoshop, that's just the depth of field. I have blended the top with background, and I take your point with the sharp background. I still do this because I like the 3d effect it creates. Also, its different.
T
With regards classical painters, you may or may not find them using this blending effect.tbh its irrelevant as I never intended to copy, instead come up with my own style which I feel I have done.
Cheers,
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