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What a total treat of a day, first this and then a storm. What more could I possibly want? Only another 89 shots to process of 276 shot. That'll keep me off the streets for a while.
hil26
Keith, not a lot to say about this sequence of shots, just great
creators
Thanks Dave, just for your internal amusement, imagine me trying to demonstrate the way models do that one foot in front of the other thing for that hourglass, elegant, look. Just glad no one was taking pictures of me.
hil26
creators wrote:
Thanks Dave, just for your internal amusement, imagine me trying to demonstrate the way models do that one foot in front of the other thing for that hourglass, elegant, look. Just glad no one was taking pictures of me.
The photos do not look the same now, all I can see is your face over ami's - LOL
creators
hil26 wrote:
creators wrote:
Thanks Dave, just for your internal amusement, imagine me trying to demonstrate the way models do that one foot in front of the other thing for that hourglass, elegant, look. Just glad no one was taking pictures of me.
The photos do not look the same now, all I can see is your face over ami's - LOL
Sorry about that.
On another note, the old magenta background problem. I have taken to creating a levels layer for the model and overlaying a layer for the background and cutting the model out. Most of it can be done by magic wand selection, feathering by about 3 pixels and deleting, just using the eraser for the shadowed areas, usually around lower legs and feet. It has lengthened the processing time considerably but the results are worth it I think.
creators
Examples and just noticed I missed a bit.
hil26
I was doing something similar, but fly away giving lots of problems
creators
hil26 wrote:
I was doing something similar, but fly away giving lots of problems
Sorry mate, I don't understand the fly away bit.
GREENWIZARD
fly away hair ?
hil26
GREENWIZARD wrote:
fly away hair ?
oops - thats right - the wispy bits
GREENWIZARD
creators
Ahh, sorry, should have been obvious. I try to make sure that the one clean area of light, if nowhere else, is behind the head, all other areas are pretty easy to deal with, but not hair.
creators
Thre's a few more on my Ringo site if anyone is interested - http://www.ringo.com/profile/creators9.html or my Facebook site - if you track down 'Mikes Photography Forum' group you can find me from there. I'll be your fwend.
peteski
They are all great, but the hole in the tights (right leg) in the first one is a little distracting, it doesn't fit that image where it does in the rest.
creators
Thanks peteski, yeah I have to agree, 40's punk is a little bit odd.
