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10/28/2005 07:38:35 AM · #1 |
Since I'm all new to photography I just want opinions on how I'm doing and what I can do to improve. This is a photo I took of our 4yo daughter the other day. I changed it to bw in psp and softened it a tad.
//images.snapfish.com/34536%3C9523232%7Ffp64%3Dot%3E2356%3D528%3D745%3DXROQDF%3E2323%3B96%3B5%3A97%3Aot1lsi |
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10/28/2005 07:40:37 AM · #2 |
Your link isn't working unless you cut and paste it.
Message edited by author 2005-10-28 07:48:45.
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10/28/2005 07:55:06 AM · #3 |
could have fixed it...
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10/28/2005 07:56:12 AM · #4 |
I like the image. Looks a little soft and a little bright...especially around the chin - it is lost. The feeling or mood it evokes is good though.
Message edited by author 2005-10-28 07:56:47. |
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10/28/2005 07:56:51 AM · #5 |
Ty Alienyst. That did fix it.
The title is "Looking For Heaven"
In case that helps any lol. |
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10/28/2005 07:58:06 AM · #6 |
| So how do I change that? Do I use a different b&w setting? I use psp8 if that helps. |
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10/28/2005 08:21:54 AM · #7 |
I like the image but wonder if you did anything to the foreground tree. It apears to be that her hair is pressing up on the tree but in the photo it seems as thought she is pasted into the photo around her hair.
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10/28/2005 08:31:51 AM · #8 |
I didn't do anything to the tree. Maybe it's the way I softened everything. I'll post a link to the original photo before changing to black and white and softening.
//images.snapfish.com/3453732%3B23232%7Ffp63%3Dot%3E2356%3D528%3D745%3DXROQDF%3E2323%3B96%3B6%3A7%3A4ot1lsi
She is wedged in between 2 trees. Maybe that is why it looks pasted? |
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10/29/2005 09:04:37 AM · #9 |
Originally posted by Alienyst:
could have fixed it...
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Funny thins is that I was trying and it kept coming out the same as hers which is why the post is edited. But thanks for calling anyway.
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10/29/2005 09:58:19 AM · #10 |
For the most part, I like the image. The only thing that's really distracting (to me) is the crop right at her neck. Showing more of her shoulders I thing would help (about 1/3 to 1/2 way to the elbow).
A general rule of thumb in portraiture is not to cut off at any major joints etc.
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