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He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not
Krystle


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Challenge: Self Portrait V (Advanced Editing IV)
Camera: Canon PowerShot A610
Location: home
Date: Nov 5, 2006
Aperture: 2.8
ISO: Auto
Shutter: 1\60
Galleries: Emotive, Self Portrait
Date Uploaded: Nov 5, 2006

This picture was taken in my bed, and with no post processing other than a brightness/contrast change and cropping for the web. Yes, that's really it, the coloring is in my camera :)

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Votes: 277
Comments: 11
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11/11/2006 02:19:27 PM
I think this photo has a lot of potential (great pose and compo), but the PP you used doesn't really work for me.
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11/07/2006 09:01:47 PM
Portaying a universal sentiment. Wouldn't we all like to know for sure? Lol
Would you hate me for a cririque? Okay, you have the good ideas. This, after all, is a very good concept. Even your selection of a blue flowers is a wise one along with the bedspread which serves a backdrop that does not interfere. We now have concept, a main backdrop, a good flower and nice dress and hairdo. Now, what do we want the viewers to see? We begin by simplification, lets us have the viewer see our head, shoulders and flowers. Everything else we find a way to eliminate. We can try to spread the bedspread all the way across even try pining it to the wall. Even raising the camera angle to concentrate more on the subject and leaving out any other clutter. It may be that you have no tripod but here one one come in handy to get the height you need, even if you have to prop it on boxes.

So you see, once you get the idea or vision for your image begin seeing it by asking yourself what is and is not important and why show anything that may detract the viewer. You have the talent, you just need to polish the presentation and this will come sooner than you think if you contemplate on it. I will give you a seven for you good concept effort. Any questions, please write me. Dan
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11/07/2006 07:47:47 PM
I get the selective coloring in the flower, but every where else?
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11/06/2006 07:51:32 PM
You have a lovely facial structure - would love to see your eyes! Nice processing to give your hair that touch of gold.
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11/06/2006 01:26:42 PM
The cluttered appearance of the background detracts from an otherwise well composed picture. Perhaps a different angle or setting, creative cropping, or editing would be useful here.
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11/05/2006 09:05:34 PM
I don't think the color selection looks very appealing. Maybe if it had only been on the flower petals, it would've worked. The cluttered background is also a bad element. I think if you were laying on the ground or on some grass it would have better served the purpose of this image.
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11/05/2006 06:18:44 AM
there is some strang glow over your body and hair.. something orangeis.. this and background issues brings this image down
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11/05/2006 04:59:10 AM
Cant say i like your choice of selective desat
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11/05/2006 01:47:47 AM
interesting processing. can't tell if i like it or not. i do like the effect it has had on the flowe for sure. very emotive.
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11/05/2006 01:30:03 AM
He'd be stupid if he didn't ;-) Nice PP on this one
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11/05/2006 01:23:50 AM
My guess is you did a curves adjustment? Normally I don't like the gray effect that I sometimes get when I'm playing around with curves in photoshop, but I think that it *really* works nicely here!
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