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My Turn to Play
08/19/2006 03:36:31 PM
My Turn to Play
by UrfaK

Comment by itsselv:
OMG this picture scared me at first glance
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My Turn to Play
08/18/2006 05:43:22 PM
My Turn to Play
by UrfaK

Comment by Nuzzer:
The grainy effect is good but this feels like a snapshot
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My Turn to Play
08/18/2006 07:48:18 AM
My Turn to Play
by UrfaK

Comment by atupdate:
Back to comment. For an image that was set up, the execution of the concept is not as well executed as I would have liked to see. First, the background makes it look like this was taken on a metal countertop. This in turn leads me to think that the fingers are holding the cleaver up. Second, the image has a lot of noise. This contributes to a flat overall appearance. Third, the bright object in the upper right corner is a distraction.
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My Turn to Play
08/18/2006 01:00:48 AM
My Turn to Play
by UrfaK

Comment by Loki:
Good capture.
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My Turn to Play
08/17/2006 01:43:29 PM
My Turn to Play
by UrfaK

Comment by snaffles:
Good idea but I found the hole at the end of the cleaver distracting.
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The Lady in Black
08/02/2006 05:46:43 AM
The Lady in Black
by UrfaK

Comment by Tej:
>>... the blue colour gradient across the back ground

This might be possible when your subject is lit by light bulb (yellow light) and the background is not lit by same light. This might confuse your camera to choose white balance for tungsten (did I spelled it right?) light and thus giving blue tinge to background.

Well, you seriously don't need to have studio for "studio shots". All you need is plain background (any wall or cloth will do) and creative lighting. All I use in my studio shots (and their are enough in my portfolio) is light from simple light bulb hanging on free cable (so that I can move it to position ogf my choice). Sometimes computer monitor can also serve as very creative and different background.

Anyway, this is good try. Black on black is a difficult situation. You also need to work on placement of your subject. Check out on rule-of-thirds.

Photoshop is great, but its not easy. Fiddle with Picasa before getting into local editing with photoshop. I still manage 90% (or even more) of my processing on Picasa.

Message edited by author 2006-08-02 05:47:48.
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The Lady in Black
08/01/2006 05:02:37 PM
The Lady in Black
by UrfaK

Comment by RockCandy:
Black was probably not the best color to choose. This is too dark for me.
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The Lady in Black
08/01/2006 03:55:13 PM
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The Lady in Black
08/01/2006 03:19:46 AM
The Lady in Black
by UrfaK

Comment by GeckoZ:
nice lightings.
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The Lady in Black
07/29/2006 07:10:56 AM
The Lady in Black
by UrfaK

Comment by diablo2097:
bit noisy in the background
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