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Sisters

Posted By: Emmy

Sisters - 05/22/07 04:28 PM

These are my Moms puppies. She wanted a photo of them. How does it look? I do most of my photography outside and this is new to me.

Emmy

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Posted By: Julie

Re: Sisters - 05/22/07 04:48 PM

They look very cute!! Nice job!
Posted By: Dee Dee

Re: Sisters - 05/22/07 07:20 PM

Very cute Emmy. You did a good job.
Posted By: James Morrissey

Re: Sisters - 05/23/07 04:20 AM

Hi Emmy,

What tool did you use in order to create the effect of the chair being pulled?

James
Posted By: Emmy

Re: Sisters - 05/24/07 12:46 AM

Hi James, I guess you are talking about the blurred edges?
I did it in Photoshop Elements..I first cropped then added the blurred edge.I have edited a few more from that day and adding one more. Please give me advice on what I can do to make my photos better. I am still learning.
Thanks

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Posted By: Peggy Sue

Re: Sisters - 05/24/07 01:46 AM

Welcome! Very cute pups. Tell me about your lighting conditions. What do you like about this image? Most importantly, does you mom like the image?

Looking forward to seeing more.
Posted By: Emmy

Re: Sisters - 05/24/07 02:04 AM

Hi Peggysue, Both photos were taken in my Mom's house. Fairly good natural lighting, however I used a flash and bounched off the ceiling. I like the photo because I was able to get them to both stay on the chair and the expression on their faces. My Mom has not seen the photos yet. I am planning on having a few printed for her.
How do you like the photo? And how can I improve?

Emmy
Posted By: Dee Dee

Re: Sisters - 05/24/07 02:39 AM

I like the chair they are on. Do you use a de-noising filter it looks like they are almost painterly. It looks good though.
Posted By: Peggy Sue

Re: Sisters - 05/24/07 04:35 AM

Personally I feel expression is the most important aspect to creating an image. It does not always mean them looking straight at the camera. I do like your moms dogs expression a great deal.
The first thing I saw was the technique you used in the blur. To me it is like getting a compliment on a frame before they comment on the image. I would like to see the original an understand why you picked what you did to the image.

I think PS and any program is like this saying = It takes two people to paint a watercolor, one to paint it and one to shoot them before they over work it. I have to always keep myself in check on these tools.

I know this is not in the critique section - but you have asked for input. Hope our ideas help you create the kind of images you know are what you want.
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