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My little model obliging as always, any cc is welcome i think it's a bit blown out at the top, i'll get it right one day.
30/07/2011 - 22:24autumnlight
CategoryPortraits / People
LensN/A
ISO100
Focal Length120mm
Views/Likes83/0
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 05:53
Lovely shot Maria, best wishes. Regards.
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 08:15
Successful using of light, Maria. Nice portrait.
Regards;
Emre
Regards;
Emre
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 09:59
This is a Lovely shot,really well done 
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 13:21
puma wrote:
This is a Lovely shot,really well done
This is a Lovely shot,really well done
Me too Maria, I love the profile view and the black and white conversion is stunning cheers Trixie
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 13:31
puma wrote:
This is a Lovely shot,really well done
This is a Lovely shot,really well done
Add me to this list,its well detailed profile shot well done Marie
All the best
David
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 15:00
davidstorm wrote:
Great angle and perspective Maria, it's only the burn-out at the front that takes the edge off this one. It's always very tricky with such a wide dynamic range, maybe next time expose it a bit less and use the 'dodge' tool to bring out the shadow detail?
Regards
David
Great angle and perspective Maria, it's only the burn-out at the front that takes the edge off this one. It's always very tricky with such a wide dynamic range, maybe next time expose it a bit less and use the 'dodge' tool to bring out the shadow detail?
Regards
David
Thank you David, is the dodge tool in photo shop, i do have ps but i've not learned how to use it yet.
Kind regards Maria
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 15:01
Thank you all for your lovely comments.
Kind regards Maria
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Kind regards Maria
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 15:55
autumnlight wrote:
Thank you David, is the dodge tool in photo shop, i do have ps but i've not learned how to use it yet.
davidstorm wrote:
Great angle and perspective Maria, it's only the burn-out at the front that takes the edge off this one. It's always very tricky with such a wide dynamic range, maybe next time expose it a bit less and use the 'dodge' tool to bring out the shadow detail?
Regards
David
Great angle and perspective Maria, it's only the burn-out at the front that takes the edge off this one. It's always very tricky with such a wide dynamic range, maybe next time expose it a bit less and use the 'dodge' tool to bring out the shadow detail?
Regards
David
Thank you David, is the dodge tool in photo shop, i do have ps but i've not learned how to use it yet.
Maria
Not sure about photoshop, but there is a dodge tool within the pentax silkypix software supplied with the camera (it's on the 'Exposure' tab). I use this quite a lot and you can affect the shadow detail in a very subtle way.
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 16:41
davidstorm wrote:
Maria
Not sure about photoshop, but there is a dodge tool within the pentax silkypix software supplied with the camera (it's on the 'Exposure' tab). I use this quite a lot and you can affect the shadow detail in a very subtle way.
Regards
David
autumnlight wrote:
Thank you David, is the dodge tool in photo shop, i do have ps but i've not learned how to use it yet.
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Great angle and perspective Maria, it's only the burn-out at the front that takes the edge off this one. It's always very tricky with such a wide dynamic range, maybe next time expose it a bit less and use the 'dodge' tool to bring out the shadow detail?
Regards
David
Great angle and perspective Maria, it's only the burn-out at the front that takes the edge off this one. It's always very tricky with such a wide dynamic range, maybe next time expose it a bit less and use the 'dodge' tool to bring out the shadow detail?
Regards
David
Thank you David, is the dodge tool in photo shop, i do have ps but i've not learned how to use it yet.
Maria
Not sure about photoshop, but there is a dodge tool within the pentax silkypix software supplied with the camera (it's on the 'Exposure' tab). I use this quite a lot and you can affect the shadow detail in a very subtle way.
Regards
David
Oh thanks for that, i don't think i've ever looked, i'll have a go.
Kind regards Maria
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Posted 31/07/2011 - 18:00
Lovely and unusual angle, Maria.
If this was shot in RAW then there would probably enough "headroom" to recover most of the detail in the burnt highlights.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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If this was shot in RAW then there would probably enough "headroom" to recover most of the detail in the burnt highlights.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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Robert Adams
"The camera doesn't make a bit of difference. All of them can record what you are seeing. But, you have to SEE."
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Posted 02/08/2011 - 19:35
bwlchmawr wrote:
Lovely and unusual angle, Maria.
If this was shot in RAW then there would probably enough "headroom" to recover most of the detail in the burnt highlights.
Lovely and unusual angle, Maria.
If this was shot in RAW then there would probably enough "headroom" to recover most of the detail in the burnt highlights.
Thank you Andrew, and thank you for your advise.
Kind regards Maria
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Posted 04/08/2011 - 05:17
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Posted 04/08/2011 - 20:30
Beautiful capture, Maria, love the delicacy of her skin...
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