Photo . photoshopped .. Is it good enough..
Nov 11, 2013 05:07:08 #
magicunicorn
Loc: Melbourne Australia
HI everyone,
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
AFTER
BEFORE
Nov 11, 2013 05:11:37 #
For mine, I would say You did well, and for what you got rid of, I would say $15 was cheap :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Nov 11, 2013 05:16:14 #
magicunicorn
Loc: Melbourne Australia
Thank you Ian for your feedback I took me a while as i am only fairly new at photoshop work - 12 months and all self taught
Nov 11, 2013 05:24:54 #
magicunicorn wrote:
HI everyone,
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
Looks like an excellent job to me
Nov 11, 2013 05:51:05 #
magicunicorn wrote:
HI everyone,
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
Good Morning Magicunicorn,
On my iPhone it looks great! Will have to check later on my 27" monitor and then really look at it. Looks very very nice for your self-taught photoshop work. Hopefully you will get much more than double the $15.
Nov 11, 2013 05:54:25 #
I say you did a great job. Use the $15.00 to buy yourself a bottle of wine. Since you went this far how about removing the orange cone at the rear leg? Not criticism just a suggestion. :thumbup:
Nov 11, 2013 06:01:42 #
magicunicorn
Loc: Melbourne Australia
Thank you for your feedback.... yes Rick i did look at that but it was a dressage test and that is one of the markers they have to ride too....
still thinking about it though
I wish i did drink... may be i will put it away to save to buy another camera or lens
Can i have some feedback on my Website as well please if you could posslible.... i have never done this before so i"m a little unsure if its ok
Thanks in Advance.... before i tell my cliants about it
http://kellietroyphotography.fotomerchant.com/home
still thinking about it though
I wish i did drink... may be i will put it away to save to buy another camera or lens
Can i have some feedback on my Website as well please if you could posslible.... i have never done this before so i"m a little unsure if its ok
Thanks in Advance.... before i tell my cliants about it
http://kellietroyphotography.fotomerchant.com/home
Nov 11, 2013 06:12:07 #
magicunicorn wrote:
HI everyone,
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
Hi Magic. I think you've done a brilliant job. I can't see any joins so well done. Just a suggestion. Study some top notch horse and rider photos. My sister rides horses and any time I have taken photos of her she has been quite "picky" about the conformity of the horse. Apparently there are classic poses for each type of gait. I just think horses are beautiful so didn't realise that they could be photographed to look "right" or "wrong". I know it's difficult to catch that perfect shot so in the past I have taken maybe 50 or more shots to get the one to please my sis. Just another little suggestion. Try dropping a more interesting sky into the shot. That would be the icing on the cake for me. I look forward to seeing more of your "horsey images.
Nov 11, 2013 06:15:32 #
magicunicorn
Loc: Melbourne Australia
Thank you Rusty i hear what you are saying and thank you for your kind words. This photo was hand picked by the rider and i was asked to take out the background.. i also agree about the sky.
I have a few more shots on here
http://kellietroyphotography.fotomerchant.com/
if you are intrested
I have a few more shots on here
http://kellietroyphotography.fotomerchant.com/
if you are intrested
Nov 11, 2013 06:17:43 #
The web site is a good start. Check the spelling.
On the first page. Specilises and Gallary are wrong. Also the hot link from Gallery does not work.
On the second page Gallery is spelled wrong.
Hope this is helpful.
On the first page. Specilises and Gallary are wrong. Also the hot link from Gallery does not work.
On the second page Gallery is spelled wrong.
Hope this is helpful.
Nov 11, 2013 06:18:43 #
Nov 11, 2013 06:21:27 #
magicunicorn wrote:
HI everyone,
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
Theres still a bit of background fence you need to take of, but other than that, a nice job :thumbup:
Nov 11, 2013 06:25:55 #
magicunicorn
Loc: Melbourne Australia
Thank you GC i did see that i will take another closer look at taking it out
Nov 11, 2013 06:45:51 #
You did a very good job Magic. Someone suggested taking out the bit at the bottom left, which is a good idea...otherwise excellent...I am self taught too and it takes a lot of practice and determination! :-) What I would suggest is to create a duplicate layer and go into "brightness and contrast" and play with it to bring out the clouds...they are there...just need to work with it a bit. Best of luck and keep up the good work!
Just a passing thought...not sure how you went about doing the cloning....what I do is make a duplicate layer, capture the main subject with the quick collection tool and then "invert" which now makes it so you will not accidentally go over top of the main subject...you can clone away to your hearts content and it won't touch the horse and rider. When working with the selection tool...you can go right down to 1 pixel where necessary to get the details... Hope this helps for future projects.
:thumbup:
Just a passing thought...not sure how you went about doing the cloning....what I do is make a duplicate layer, capture the main subject with the quick collection tool and then "invert" which now makes it so you will not accidentally go over top of the main subject...you can clone away to your hearts content and it won't touch the horse and rider. When working with the selection tool...you can go right down to 1 pixel where necessary to get the details... Hope this helps for future projects.
magicunicorn wrote:
HI everyone,
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
I have sold this photo and was asked to take out the background objects i charged her and Extra $15.... have i done a good enough job to have it saleable please
Thank you in advance
:thumbup:
Nov 11, 2013 06:46:20 #
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