How's the PS on this one?
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05/20/08 11:55 AM
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Jim Poor
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Okie dokey, here goes.
A lady really wanted some photos of these two girls (Mother and daughter, but only 6 months apart in age ;( ) together.
I had to do some major PS to accomplish the goal. Since I've stared at it for a while, I thought I'd get some fresh eyes on it to see what you think.
Is it obvious (I know, I've already tainted the jury by saying it was PS-ed) and where?
I'll post a converted original later on.
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Re: How's the PS on this one?
[Re: Jim Garvie]
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05/20/08 04:49 PM
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Thanks Jim.
They are both rescued, so I guess accident probably describes it. They also both had puppies again just before being rescued. I suppose it is more correct to say they were pregnant when rescued, and had the puppies in their foster home.
The photos are for an adoption web site to get them a permanent home; hopefully together.
I don't have an issue with PS one way or another, I just wanted some fresh eyes that might say "you missed a spot" or something
Here's the original:
and some more of them here:
http://www.pbase.com/jimpoor/ldcr
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Re: How's the PS on this one?
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05/21/08 10:10 AM
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Thanks everyone. I've been experimenting with the 14-24, but my favorites are the 70-200 and 105.
Thanks for the tips on staying above 50mm and show leads. I kind of like the "in your face, elongated snoot look" but I'm sure it isn't for everyone. (By the way, mom, is the little one).
I'm really going to need a smaller zoom than the 70-200 eventually, the 14-24 is definitely not going to be the workhorse for this sort of thing.
I've gotten pretty good at removing the big 3/4 and 1 inch leads that the SPCA uses, so I bet show leads would be a piece of cake. Any particular brand/type/supplier recommendations?
Thanks again
Jim
Last edited by Jim Poor; 05/21/08 10:19 AM.
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Re: How's the PS on this one?
[Re: Jim Poor]
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05/21/08 10:24 AM
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Oh yeah, here are a couple more: Spring  Summer  Both  I opened up the shadows in Spring's head shot, but left Summer's as I think they add to the "please adopt me" feeling of the picture. What do you think?
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Re: How's the PS on this one?
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05/21/08 10:29 AM
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I like the new added shots. If you want the adopt me look, I would ad a bit more breather room around them so they are not so in your face. If they were my pups I would like them as is. But for a prospective owner, they need to get to know the dog first before being that close!
Peggy Sue
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