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03/26/2007 10:53:06 PM |
Ya, well it turns out that I don't care for the false eye color either. I should have trusted my instinct and left the eyes alone :(
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03/23/2007 08:30:38 PM |
I really dont care for the false eye color... if that's the case. 5
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03/22/2007 03:14:31 PM |
| Nice lighting and focus. I'm not crazy about the angle of the shot -- looking up his nostrils. |
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03/20/2007 11:22:22 PM |
| shooting up one's nose is generally frowned upon, and I agree with that rule (not a rule really, more of a guideline) - and the eyes need to be about 70% less artificial green. A little color there goes a long way. |
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03/20/2007 01:00:50 AM |
| I think the eyes are overdone here compared to the rest of the portrait |
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03/19/2007 07:57:19 PM |
| I love the angle of this. I think his eyes are over-processed. |
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03/19/2007 06:57:21 PM |
| I like the angle and the thoughtful expression, but you may have taken the saturation on the eyes a little too far. They don't look natural (maybe it's just my monitor). Otherwise, it's a very nice shot. |
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03/19/2007 02:22:35 PM |
| I am not so mad about the lighting here or the low angle |
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03/19/2007 01:02:34 PM |
| This is a good photo, but when I picture great photos of older people, I always see them in black and white. Unfortunate that this had to be a color photo, eh? |
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