Day 6
by walrus451

Comment:

Originally posted by walrus451: ...as though she knows something I don't....

Yeah, like she just spilled a whole gallon of orange juice on the kitchen floor! :P

I like the eyes, the composition and her expression, but overall a tad dark for me. Kadence is very photogenic though - I went looking at some of your other pics and like this one alot:


A BW version of that would be cool, I think. It has the same sort of eye exposure.

edit to add: I am assuming that is the same girl, but maybe younger?

Message edited by author 2007-05-06 16:27:14.

Kadence.jpg
by walrus451

Comment:
She's a cutie! :)

Stormy
by jackal9

Comment:
Just keep the non-viewfinder eye on the road. I do it occasionally. :)

Looks wet and dreamy. ...or wet dreamy LOL. Sorry. ;-)

Climber
by UrfaK

Comment:
Dull as in uninteresting? or do you mean tones? I think it's an interesting enough image with a nice perspective. Would be nicer to not have cropped off or framed out part of the top of that thing, but acool photo to look at anyway.

bob
by poser

Comment:
So THAT's how Bob stays warm in the winter! :)

watch me run (Day 5)
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Isn't he a little young for Ohio State? ;-)

This is terrific! The way he is dressed seems out of place for a sports pic unless he is a spectator and is just making a mad dash to the porta potty. :P The DoF is perfect and noise is more tolerable and almost beneficial in many BW's.

What you can do is apply the sharpening, then undo, then set the History Brush to the sharpening step in the History palette and set the History Brush to 50% opacity and zoom in and reapply the sharpeningto specific areas that need it.

Hope that helps.

day 5
by cryan

Comment:
Hi Sean. Stop biting your toenails. :)

This is actually a lovely image. A bit soft for my taste, but a nice "capture the moment" image nonetheless.

Day 5 - Music
by menele

Comment:
Very nice perspective. It's like music to my eyes. :)

northward
by S_Lanterman

Comment:
Good tones & contrast. Seems to be lacking in subject. Someone sitting on the bench perhaps? How about Forrest Gump? :)

Killing Me Sofly
by ShannonLee

Comment:
This is just beautiful! Look at you, all dolled up. :) GREAT use of backlighting!