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12/03/2007 02:24:41 PM |
| This image seems very soft and lacking in contrast. If you have access to Photoshop, try using the unsharp mask feature - or any sharpening feature in the editing tool you are using. When you resize down to 640 pixels JPEGS *always* lose their sharpness (I can tell the original was probably quite sharp). You have to add it back. It also appears that there was maybe a softening filter or some sort of softening effect with this that I'm not sure works in this particular case. I can tell this was a really beautiful, well captured portrait; however, the sepia and softening seem to take away from the image. 6 |
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12/03/2007 03:08:16 AM |
| seems a little soft, maybe from a small file size? Your image is only 53 kb but the max allowance is 150 kb. This means that a lot of details are lost due to compression before uploading. Here is a DPC tutorial you can look at if you have photoshop. It will help you get the most out of your image. I feel this would have done much better if you had a larger file size. I do like the duotone you chose to use. |
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12/02/2007 02:09:04 PM |
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12/02/2007 06:03:58 AM |
| Looks like a very quiet misty morning - lovely gaze you captured! |
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12/01/2007 07:38:55 PM |
| the focus appears a tad soft |
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