Three More

[GCam]

http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845780
http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845788
http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845793

Take your pick if you want to play. gc

 

[57 Corvette]

Two versions of the same pic ...... thanks for the play, she's a doll.





Regards,

Bob

 

[Samuel Briggs]

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[asoftwind]

Here's my try. Thanks for allowing to play !
Claude

 

[Pixel Poetry]

 

[lylejk]

Thanks for sharing and allowing us to play George.



Image hosted free thanks to ImageShack ( http://www.imageshack.us ).

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[GlobalTvlr]

Best
Chris

 

[Pixel Poetry]

I'm just playing, there's nothing else to do.

 

[foresaa]

George,
Chose the first one. Thanks for the play.
She really is beautiful little girl, but this shot hints at being 'cheeky'

http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845780
http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845788
http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845793

Take your pick if you want to play. gc

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Andy
Grey haired & Scottish
..and proud of both!
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[foresaa]

George,
A bit of an experiment on image 3 (the pensive one)
Not sure it works tho

http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845780
http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845788
http://www.pbase.com/photogolpher/image/109845793

Take your pick if you want to play. gc

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Andy
Grey haired & Scottish
..and proud of both!
http://andelimages.com

 

[Pictus]

 

[joe filer]

I really enjoy working with George's images. Always great subjects. This has probably been discussed before, but what is the point of underexposing by a full f/stop? My first subjective adjustment in ACR offset this setting. I had lots of leeway on the bright end of the histogram, except for a tiny bit of background brightness that was corrected with the recovery slider.

Using evaluative or center weighted metering and no exposure compensation might be a better starting point. Maybe post some bracket shots here on dpreview for evaluating. Just a "touch" of soft fill flash might add some sparkle that wouldn't need to be added in PP.



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[Peano]

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[imashutterbug2]

Thanks for the play Beautiful little girl.

Rebecca
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[Edalisse]

Beautiful work. I love what you did with the eyes. I'll be studying this one for a while. ;-)
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[RayGuselli]

First off, beautiful work from all of lovely images.....

Tried a quick smudge

Ray

 

[imashutterbug2]

Thanks Eda. Totally agree with Ray, beautiful images from everyone!

Here a quick summary of the steps I used for smudging her eyes.

First I burned the outer ring of the Iris to darken it a bit along with the pupil.
Dodged the center of the iris leaving the inner and outer most edges.

Then used the Smudge Brush from Linda's Brush Set at 10-15 pxl and set the strength to approx. 23% then altered the direction of my brush strokes. One stroke would go from the outer ring of the Iris to the Pupil pulling the color inward the next from the pupil to the outer ring of the Iris pulling the color out.

Hope that helps!

Rebecca