Wedding Photos
Dec 2, 2012 18:52:27 #
hlmichel wrote:
I'm sorry, I just don't get it.
There is way too much fog in the first and third image.
In the second, you didn't finish removing the background before you pasted it over the new background. And then slicing off the poor woman's back and centering her in the photo....
There is way too much fog in the first and third image.
In the second, you didn't finish removing the background before you pasted it over the new background. And then slicing off the poor woman's back and centering her in the photo....
Sorry but I have to agree with hlmichel. The vignetting is very overdone on 1 & 3. I also think 1 is overexposed but hard to be certain with so much and so strong vignetting.
The 2nd, in addition to the very poor extraction, now has a background of giant cala lillies which does nothing in my very inexperienced opinion to help the photo.
As to the last of the group I also have to say I am not fond of the composition although I cannot say why. I really find a femenine foot attractive so that's not the issue. Perhaps it is the angle of the shot? I am quite at a loss to explain to myself what it is that bothers me but I can't put my finger on it.
Sorry if this seems a harsh critique but it is honest. And since I am on the low end of being a novice my opinion matters not one iota anyway.
Dec 3, 2012 02:31:43 #
Thanks for replying and I love your photos. I will go to your website to review some more. Thanks for your helpful comments. -Sherry
Dec 3, 2012 02:35:02 #
Thanks for your input, you handled the critique very nicely and that is what truly matters. I may post a couple more as I get through them. I don't have very many as I was not the professional photographer of the day. Nice to hear from you.
-Sherry
-Sherry
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Dec 3, 2012 02:37:31 #
Thanks for your input, I agree with you in every aspect. Thanks for being kind about it. I am very new to photo shop editing. I have a subscription but have yet to go the any but he 1st cd. Need to make sure I find time to accomplish this stuff! thanks again, Sherry
Dec 3, 2012 02:38:52 #
That's pretty neat. I have family in the Quincy, Lagrange and Canton area, not Bowling Green but drive by there to see everyone in the other cities! -Sherry
Dec 5, 2012 22:51:13 #
Thanks much for commenting and letting me know how you feel. I might even try the stocking just to see the effects I get, plan on shooting some still life tomorrow! -Sherry
Dec 5, 2012 22:53:52 #
Thank you for giving me your detailed comments, I appreciate the time you put into it and with kindness helped a lot! lol
Yes, it is the bride's day, it was illustrating the getting ready part, maybe I should have shot from a different angle! -Sherry
Yes, it is the bride's day, it was illustrating the getting ready part, maybe I should have shot from a different angle! -Sherry
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Dec 6, 2012 01:16:31 #
shallemeier wrote:
Thanks much for commenting and letting me know how you feel. I might even try the stocking just to see the effects I get, plan on shooting some still life tomorrow! -Sherry
Use a sheer stocking, support hose and net stockings won't do. If you ever plan to use your camera for "clandestine" work a stocking will keep sunlight from reflecting on your front element with little degradation of the image
Dec 6, 2012 05:10:54 #
shallemeier wrote:
That's pretty neat. I have family in the Quincy, Lagrange and Canton area, not Bowling Green but drive by there to see everyone in the other cities! -Sherry
Just a little tip...if you hit "quote reply" you can better associate your return message with the original message. You have so many responses posted in a row it's kind of hard to tell who you are responding to with some of them.
Dec 7, 2012 02:30:55 #
Dec 12, 2012 03:14:57 #
bullwinkle wrote:
Just a little tip...if you hit "quote reply" you can better associate your return message with the original message. You have so many responses posted in a row it's kind of hard to tell who you are responding to with some of them.
shallemeier wrote:
That's pretty neat. I have family in the Quincy, Lagrange and Canton area, not Bowling Green but drive by there to see everyone in the other cities! -Sherry
Just a little tip...if you hit "quote reply" you can better associate your return message with the original message. You have so many responses posted in a row it's kind of hard to tell who you are responding to with some of them.
Thanks for the hint, I will use it from here on out! -Sherry
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