Day Five Isabelle
by TCGuru

Comment by rossbilly:
I'll be sure to show this one to our girls - you know how they fawned over it LOL

the soft focus goes nicely with the soft colors...

Day Eight Vampress
by TCGuru

Comment by rossbilly:
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR damn jojo!

Message edited by author 2007-04-05 09:17:05.

Day Five Isabelle
by TCGuru

Comment by ErinM:
The softness and subtle desat works well on this portrait of your little cutie. I love how that little tuft of baby hair poofs up in the back. :)

Day Five Isabelle
by TCGuru

Comment by SandyP:
And so darned CUTE!!! I love how you processed this, it looks like there is just a tiny tiny bit of color showing thru, and it is such a pretty effect. Like you get the advantages of a black and white but the pow/pop of a bit of color. I love to do that on some of my pictures too.

She really is beautiful, and I think anything that cute deserves to paid tribute many many times in portraiture! Keep 'em coming!

Day Eight Vampress
by TCGuru

Comment by zaflabout:
Not photoshopped ???
so vampires do exist !!!

GREAT PP

Day Eight Vampress
by TCGuru

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Hmmm, you look thirsty. :)
C-c-cool! In a c-c-creepy sort of way! Nice job on the eyes and the teeth. :)

Come Play With Us
by TCGuru

Comment by Weefan:
Really beautiful really well done.

Day THREE
by TCGuru

Comment by shutterpuppy:
Really nice! Love the reflections and the colors.

Super Power
by TCGuru

Comment by MAKamyk:
Good try, it is very hard to do this technique with diffused light source like a cloudy day. Great effort.

Day Four Isabelle
by TCGuru

Comment by Louis:
Very beautiful, great treatment; the eyes are particularly well done. Excellent job. If I can offer one petty critique. :( If it were me, I would have used either the healing brush, the clone stamp tool at between 60% and 75% opacity, or the burn tool at 2% on shadows to take care of the variegation in her nose, attempting to use these tools with restraint to make a perfectly even shadow in the centre, working out to the visible gradient at the edges. Lovely portrait nonetheless.