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By: Robin Dunham
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Photographer	Robin Dunham {Karma:1851}
Project	#49 Dramatic Portrait	Camera Model	Olympus E10
Categories	Fashion People Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio	Digital	Lens	35-145
Uploaded	3/1/2006	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	Image cropped and eyes sharpened. Original image was sharper than previous post.

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Robin Dunham {K:1851} 3/2/2006

Mike, Thanks for the suggestions. I do like the image cropped and rotated like this. I need to get TFP copies back to the model for her portfolio she is starting. I may include one edited like this.

Thanks,
Robin

Mike George {K:3429} 3/2/2006

I got curious and went back to the original and rotated a bith and cropped in. Again, a quickie at work. Another view which might work.

I get this way often with my shots. When I take it I might like it. Later I'll look at the same shot and not like it as much and play around with it. Then I might decide the original is better. I am know for going back and forth so you can take my suggestions with a grain or two of salt. Playing around has helped me in trying different angles/poses when I shoot now. Hope this was helpful.....

Mike George {K:3429} 3/2/2006

It is better than the original. I don't see any problems with the sharpness. I did a quick crop to show what I suggested in the original. I had to do this quickly at work so it was done in Windows editor... this might help a bit IMHO.

Tom Ross {K:6453} 3/2/2006

Nice capture. Forget the sharpness, the expression does it. Good work.

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