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03/19/2007 07:40:14 AM |
greatly improved shot with this edit. well done. the stairs now add interest and lead us to the model. the negative space is now active, instead of the rather deadening effect it had in the origianl. nicely done! |
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03/16/2007 04:49:05 PM |
Very nice job bringing out the subject and the textures. I agree it doesn't need to be cropped. You might want to try pulling the right side a bit more vertical with the skew tool - totally up to you, though. It really looks very nice as it is. |
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03/16/2007 03:46:35 PM |
I really don't think this needed any cropping. Everything in the picture works without it being too busy. I love all the horizontal and vertical lines everywhere. You did a great job lightening the dark areas and improving detail overall. She doesn't seem as sharp in the edited version, but that's the only critique I have. Nice. |
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03/16/2007 08:27:09 AM |
looks a lot better. nice editing job. don't know if you highlighted the model, but there's a few 'light' spots around her i didn't notice before. but overall, much better, good work!
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03/16/2007 07:08:40 AM |
wonderful processing on this image - the contrast and brightness on the model work very well. I am torn as to whether a slight rotate to make the brick wall perpendicular would help - but then maybe the model would not be aligned correctly... still I really like the PP you did on a pretty cool image. |
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03/16/2007 06:59:52 AM |
Looks much more modelesque :) She is a beautiful woman and I really love that dress :) |
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03/16/2007 05:00:41 AM |
great result .. be good to put the unedited in the post with the edited so we can compare ... or as a thumb in your photographers comments ...
love the contrasts in this and think its great without a crop, coz i like being able to see the stairs and above the door ... |
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