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Hi Alan,
Thank you for comments + edit.
Haha as for the Barber business yeah it seems to be the Fashion here :)
Cheers
Ray
alanbutler57 said:
A very nice photo of a lovely couple. . . It looks like you and the groom use the same barber!

Thanks for the play, congratulations and best wishes to the groom and his beautiful bride.





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That's a good trick Mr. Bolzano. :) So sorry...my mind is in the gutter!

Regards, Mike
salBolzano said:
i got to say that he needs to lose the ear ring but i did not clone it out... if he wants it, its there... I added a few layers - light, s/h/sharp, white balance, did a bit of denoise and a bit of changes .... First is a GIF file so you see the difference between the SOOC and mine, and then is the actual edited image.... I worked off your jpg as I am a bit in a rush and just wanted to play a bit... Hope all is well with you and yours ! Ciao my friend !
Here is the GIF....



and here is the image....



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:D Grazie, Thank you, - Sal

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I worked from a new layer, changed the mode to Multiply, and lightly erased (opacity set at about 35%) the darker portions from the bride and grooms face, arms and clothing.

Just trying to see what it would look like by having that separation of lighting between the background and the foreground subjects.



Regards, Mike

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Hi Mike,

Thanks for the detailed workflow although I still haven't a clue what you mean :) :)
Mike me + P/Shop Literature are not compatable ;)

I do see what you mean about the separation of lighting + your edit looks good. Thank you.
Cheers
Ray
Port Royal Dad said:
I worked from a new layer, changed the mode to Multiply, and lightly erased (opacity set at about 35%) the darker portions from the bride and grooms face, arms and clothing.

Just trying to see what it would look like by having that separation of lighting between the background and the foreground subjects.



Regards, Mike

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B.R.A.S.S. (Breathe, Relax, Aim, Sight, Squeeze)

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Damn...you're one hell of a good photographer then. You post some pretty good stuff.

Regards, Mike
Gerrard said:
Thanks for the detailed workflow although I still haven't a clue what you mean :) :)
Mike me + P/Shop Literature are not compatable ;)

I do see what you mean about the separation of lighting + your edit looks good. Thank you.
Cheers
Ray
Port Royal Dad said:
I worked from a new layer, changed the mode to Multiply, and lightly erased (opacity set at about 35%) the darker portions from the bride and grooms face, arms and clothing.

Just trying to see what it would look like by having that separation of lighting between the background and the foreground subjects.

Regards, Mike

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B.R.A.S.S. (Breathe, Relax, Aim, Sight, Squeeze)

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Haha yeah afraid so I'm a lot more comfortable behind the camera than in front of my PC, ah Mike my Workflow would be Very Basic although I have learnt a few tricks + understand P/S a bit more since I started posting here thanks to all the Helpful members.
Mike I appreciate the Compliments Buddy. Thank you.
Cheers
Ray
Port Royal Dad said:
Damn...you're one hell of a good photographer then. You post some pretty good stuff.
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Hello Ray. another great foto. had to do my b/w again. just because i know you dont like them. thank you for the play. hope you like tho. tell family hi, hope is all well with you all. take care an have fun my friend..
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Hi Dan, thanks Buddy.

Hey Dan you know I Love the B+W :) + yours is Fantastic, like your Sharpening too.
Mind yourself Buddy + send my regards to the family.
Cheers
Ray
theolddog said:


Hello Ray. another great foto. had to do my b/w again. just because i know you dont like them. thank you for the play. hope you like tho. tell family hi, hope is all well with you all. take care an have fun my friend..
Thanxs..
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Another great shot as usual Ray. Thanks for the play.

Grant



 
Hi Gary,
Ah always room for Improvement + you just proved that.
Great touch Gary, I'm Loving it. Thank you.
Cheers
Ray
Babine said:
Hey Ray. Not much needed with this one .. as per usual so I just had fun.

Thanks again pal!



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Cheers.

Gary

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