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Photography Forums
chance
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Date Posted:
Jun/15/2011 7:24 AM
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Here is one I did the other day to an older picture I had. I am going to print out your instructions and try them as long as they will work with elements 8. The print on the black is really hard to read. Anyway I have no idea how I got these results since it was a few steps. Please critique and tell me how to do better.
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My camera is for pleasure, not for pressure
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Steve
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Date Posted:
Jun/15/2011 9:10 AM
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Chance I'm still trying to tweak my B&W skills. It's funny how things seem to work backward now. In the past you had to learn B&W before you did anything else. I think sometimes I really missed something.
I love the movement displayed by the water capture and the anticipation in the young lady's eyes. Tonality looks good, but again I am still learning too.
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Steve
Reality can be beaten with enough imagination..... Mark Twain
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kennymc
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Date Posted:
Jun/15/2011 9:44 AM
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This image has a full range of tones and doesn't need anything doing to it. You can of course tweak it to get different looks/styles but this one stands well as it is...
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<< The print on the black is really hard to read >>
The background is not black on my site it's #333333. I've attached smple of the difference, if it appears all black I feel your monitor needs adjusting...
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crankypants
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Date Posted:
Jun/15/2011 12:19 PM
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I agree with the others Chance. Great job of capturing the water and the mood.
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Stay in life, life is a gift. It's a joy. Don't drop out of it...Dick LeBeau
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chance
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Date Posted:
Jun/15/2011 6:11 PM
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Thanks all. I really thought her eyes had no life in them but then what to do so I just left it alone. I will have to check my monitor. It looks like white letters on a black background.
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