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Photographer  David Lake {Karma:3310}
Project N/A Camera Model DCS-760
Categories People
Film Format
Portfolio Lens 80-200 F2.8
Uploaded 1/8/2003 Film / Memory Type Digitial
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 737 Shutter 125
Favorites Aperture 2.8
Critiques 10 Rating Critique Only Image
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Karl Risely   {K:150} 2/14/2004
This is even better! If it wasn't for those pesky Dragons.
Just kidding. If you would like to know more about Photoshop 7 or Elements just let me know. Great shot though!

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Karl Risely   {K:150} 2/14/2004
Just a little tweak of the levels slide and there you have it!

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B M B M   {K:441} 1/17/2003
Fill flash is very weak.Reflector ( gold)would work beter.
Good luck!

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Charles Morris   {K:5969} 1/8/2003
ok, i ragged on the image you posted after this because it was somewhat unoriginal and had flat light. this image i really like for the following reasons:

the subject is clearly defined and no distractions.

the subject's pose is dynamic and gives this 2 dimensional image a sense of life that the other lacked. pases should be natural, but any easy thing to remeber, if there is a joint, bent it. elsbows, knees, wrist even the neck and torso are flexible. stiff poses look stiff. this does not look stiff.

the background seems sharper than in the other shot. this was taken a few minutes earlier i suppose and near dusk or near dawn light changes fast. so i am guessing you had a change to use a small enough aperture to get some depth of field. this is a place where a reflector in front of her could have bounced some of that wonderful warm light back onto her face. barring that, an off-camera flash with a diffuser would have done nicely. i might have added an amber gel to the flash to warm it up a bit.

keep up the good work.

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Donald Holman   {K:884} 1/8/2003
Yea..you can correct it a bit, but starting out with good light is needed. What would you guys go for? A straight white reflector or a gold one to warm up the light on her?

If you don't mind, I've attached the photo with some color correction and curve work.

-=>Donald

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Nejat Talas   {K:15} 1/8/2003
Fillflash or reflector... they might both help. Nice try.

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R Pires   {K:445} 1/8/2003
A good backlighting, I agree to Lisa.

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Jim Gamble   {K:12164} 1/8/2003
Ditto on the first two comments.

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Loren Edwards   {K:27} 1/8/2003
Probably wouldn't hurt to have a fill flash on the lady's face and perhaps a reflective sheet.

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Lisa Howeler   {K:3706} 1/8/2003
nice photo and composition, but I think it would be nicer if the lady was a little better lighted. Still a beautiful background and attractive layout -- and subject.

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