Three Senoritas

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By: Brendon Cordero
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Photographer	Brendon Cordero {Karma:3524}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon Digital Rebel
Categories	Fashion Journalism Children	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 55-200mm D.C.
Uploaded	5/4/2004	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 256mb
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Views	445	Shutter	1/500
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - KANSAS Country - United States
About	Three cute girls getting ready for a dance number for Cinco de Mayo. I didn't like the background and a wide open depth-of-field didn't help. So, I used stained glass texture from photoshop element 2.0.

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Brendon Cordero {K:3524} 5/5/2004

Andy,

Thanks very much. The Gaussian Blur is more pleasing and that is the way I would have prefer it. I am new to Photoshop Elements 2.0 and I haven't tried all the options.

Stephen Bowden {K:64141} 5/4/2004

Excellent photo Brendon but I tend to agree with Andy. The mosaic is quite distracting but the blurred background forces you to look at the 3 girls and your capture of their expressions is marvellous :-)

Andy Pollard {K:1359} 5/4/2004

When I don't like the background I will use Gaussian Blur to hide or cover those ugly or distracting backgrounds. For me the stained glass effect applied here seems to take away everything that you tried to achieve with the joyful children. Who are quite charming by the way.

Here I have taken your picture and applied gaussian blur at a value of 5.5 and it was that high to cover the stained glass effect. You would not normally have to go that high. If i had a situation like this where I wanted to disguise the background I might use a value anywhere between 2 and 4. The higher you go the more 3d your foreground will look and we don't that either.

Quite a festive shot though.

Andy

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