day16_after.jpg
by love

Comment:
Absolutely gorgeous. I would also be curious about the processes you used. Whatever they were, they sure did the trick.

Just as a matter of curiousity, is the "after picture" the one you had in your head when you pressed the shutter button?

Tip
by Alicia

Comment:
I really like this photo. On occasion, and by pure serendipity I get a casual shot that has the charm you have caught in this shot.

I can understand why there was confusion on the title’s meaning. Regardless of whether it is the rotation of the frame, or Tip’s name, it is a very charming photo. I would be of it proud if I took it.

Sam
by fotofan

Comment:
Very pretty young lady, who reminds me a lot of Crystal Bernard, and an interesting pose. Before I read the comments you added to the photo, I asked myself if you had used the Portrait Professional software that I often see advertised in this site. Whether you did or didn't, I would have personally preferred a less processed/airbrushed look.

Chic
by love

Comment:
Great shot. I assume you intended to wash out her forehead. What I wouldn't give to be able to do that.

Well, perhaps one day. Excellent work.

rossbilly-roses-coloured.jpg
by TCGuru

Comment:
Hi,

I didn't see what you were up to in the thumbnails, but this is great. I doubt this effect would never have occured to me.

day11_after.jpg
by love

Comment:
The change in this shot is astounding. It may have been a big pain, but this particular effort shows why you were hired in the first place.

Now, this is what a before to after should look like.

Execellent!

Shallow Beauty
by Neil

Comment:
Absolutely beautiful.

Depth of field, or lack of depth, adds so interesting challenges.

I have been doing some similar work with extention tubes. I find the biggest problem is getting anything into focus. The focus ring only adjusts through something like the depth of field, so I end up trying to move the camera back and forth through distances of a couple of mm to get focused.

It is a pain, but the photos are truly worth it.

IMG_1074.jpg
by CorySmith

Comment:
Interesting after work. Just a thought, perhaps you could desaturate the cheeks so there would not be any red apart from the parts that you left with some color.

Gentleness in Old Age
by SaraR

Comment:
Another great image that leaves me with the same novel in mind. This is superb costuming. The stitching look so had made.

Not just a pretty face
by magnus

Comment:
I agree. This is very nice.