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Portraits Review
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One thing that i also like about this picture are her hands, her nails are perfectly done and this gives more style and professionality to the picture. I also like the fact that her face is not perpendicular to the camera but you can just see her profile, and i personally like it a lot so i think i will use it in future portraits.
The first thing i saw when i saw this picture were the colors of the clothes, really bright and colorful. But the thing i like the best is the angle of the picture, she's looking at the camera but her face is not direct to the camera. This image look professional because of the background that is blurry. I think it is a great shot because it look natural and good at the same time, the girl is smiling and it seems she's enjoying it too so she's not forced to pose.
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Friday, May 7, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
2 Article Review
Traveling Photographer by Lori Friederich
New Orleans
New Orleans ia a beautiful and ispirational city, with its daytime jazz and nighttime reverly everything that you capture is just amazing. But there's no better time to capture the energy of this city is during the Carnival season. Here are tips to capture it all:
New Orleans
New Orleans ia a beautiful and ispirational city, with its daytime jazz and nighttime reverly everything that you capture is just amazing. But there's no better time to capture the energy of this city is during the Carnival season. Here are tips to capture it all:
- French Quarter. You'll see walking parades of tourist and locals wearing costumes and masks. Everything is characterized by cobbled streets, bright stucco walls and wrought-iron balconies.
- Jasckon Square. St. Louis Cathedral is the most important element, white exterior with jazz street musicians in the park it's a perfect combination.
- The parades. They take place in Downtown, Canal Street: great place for brightly lit nighttime parades.
- Cities of the Dead. So named for their above-ground vaults, New Orleans' cemeteries offer a break from the crowds and tourists. Interesting fact: you may catch believers at voodoo queen Marie Laveau's tomb.
TILT Swift - How to make cool, convincing faux-miniatures
Some photographers use a tilt/swift lens to accomplish the look of their picture for picture populated by "tiny toys". It's simple to get this effect in Photoshop. This technique works better on subject that are already in small frame.
- Start by going to Layer>Duplicate Layer>New Adjustment. Choose your contrast from the pulldown menu to make your own adjustment. Change your Curves adjustment.
- Toy set are usually painted in bright colors so add some saturation. Layer>New Adjustmen t Layer>Hue/Saturation and add about 30 points.
- Decide the area to keep on focus in your picture. Select your Background Copy Layer, and then type B on your keyboard to get the Brush Tool. You'll paint on your picture the area that you want to keep on focus.Set your brush's hardness to 0.
- Hit Q on your keyboard to enter the Quick Mask mode. Set your foreground color to black, hold down the Shift key, and paint a straight line over the area you want to remain focus. When you like your line, type Q again to exit Quick Mask mode.
- Now it's time to blur the image. Go to Filter>Blur>Lens Blur.
- Once your in the Filter dialogue make sure that the Source:None is selected under Depth Map. Mess around with the rest of the slider, it determines just how much blur you add. Then click OK to see your finished image, complete with the effect of your Adjustment Layers.
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