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06/15/2006 06:34:45 AM |
| Lovely composition, light and colours. Your model really completes this nice scene. |
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06/15/2006 03:37:30 AM |
| This does look like a painting indeed. The colors are perfect all vibrant like that. I wish I could see your wife's face better, but her not looking straight at the camera is fine as well. Beautiful capture, man. |
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06/15/2006 02:43:25 AM |
This has a very "magical" quality about it.....Wonderful leading lines, drawing one into the image. Yes, quite paintily as well, and very well done.....
I hope your wife models for you again, as it is a lovely very pleasing image.....
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06/15/2006 02:27:17 AM |
| Aw, tell her we wanna see more of that nice figure :-) |
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06/15/2006 01:59:53 AM |
What an amazing location you've chosen there. I'd like to see her a little closer to the camera though, even at the front of the bridge perhaps. I found the secret to getting my wife interested more was to get her involved more in the ideas etc. Show her the photos and see if she has suggestions. I've used my wife now in lots of my photos, but it got her more involved in the photography side, and now it has cost me a lot of money setting her up with cameras, lenses etc too! But, it's great to have a common interest and it allows me to spend more money on gear too because she wants it aswell!:)
I'm sure you'll get some great photos of her, both in this location and others. I think it's nice when it's someone you know in photos like these too because they are wonderful for hanging around the home. I hope she does more for you! |
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06/15/2006 01:56:09 AM |
There are few better expressions of love than the sincere effort to show how beautiful another person is in your eyes...
As to the picture, it looks pretty nice, but I will say that I think your cyans are a fair bit too hot... I'm seeing strong cyan tones in the leaves... If you want to keep the color strength, try a selective hue shift... it will reduce her 'pop' from the BG though...
Because this isn't basic editing, you could also do the same thing with an adjustment layer and black out the area of her shirt...
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06/15/2006 01:56:09 AM |
| Great photo Scott. I like the colors. Nice job with the editing. Almost most looks like a painting. |
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