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Pappy #2
Nov 1, 2013 13:10:59 #
First, I'll start by saying I like #1 the best.
Secondly, I will say - OK I'm stumped. You asked Ray was what different about #2 from the others. Could it be that #2 is sharper, or less grain in the photo?
I'm asking because I am new at this, and wanting to learn as much as I can.
Help me please!
Although, I liked #1 best, they are all great. I am assuming these are current pics made to look older, or are they really old?
Linda
Secondly, I will say - OK I'm stumped. You asked Ray was what different about #2 from the others. Could it be that #2 is sharper, or less grain in the photo?
I'm asking because I am new at this, and wanting to learn as much as I can.
Help me please!
Although, I liked #1 best, they are all great. I am assuming these are current pics made to look older, or are they really old?
Linda
Nov 3, 2013 11:10:23 #
Nov 3, 2013 12:14:52 #
LindaB wrote:
First, I'll start by saying I like #1 the best. br... (show quote)
Linda, if you look closely at #2 you will see a pocket knife that is different on that photo. It was attached to his belt and hanging down, but I took it off. Look for the missing knife!
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Nov 5, 2013 05:21:07 #
Brent
I feel the first one doesn't get the 'old' feel right because of the two different colours in the wood and because of the slightly excessive contrast in his face.
The second one has it but I think the inside border detracts from the lovely look of the wood and the blown-out white on the left is a major distraction too.
Would you mind if I have a go at an edit? All in all I think the photo's a beauty. Pappy looks great and that wood's a perfect setting for him.
Mike.
I feel the first one doesn't get the 'old' feel right because of the two different colours in the wood and because of the slightly excessive contrast in his face.
The second one has it but I think the inside border detracts from the lovely look of the wood and the blown-out white on the left is a major distraction too.
Would you mind if I have a go at an edit? All in all I think the photo's a beauty. Pappy looks great and that wood's a perfect setting for him.
Mike.
Nov 5, 2013 06:26:16 #
I've had a go Brent. Got what I had in mind but I discover there's a lot of detail in the shirtsleeves. Problem there is that while it's shadow in the folds, as you'd expect it to be, it's the wrong colour and I don't know how to change it. Was the photo originally in browns or did you change that? Got me beat. I can show you if you like. There's no detail in the blown white on the left of the cabin.
Mike.
Mike.
Nov 14, 2013 21:55:48 #
I really like the second one ....but like the simplicity of the frame of the third one better than the white vignette ...great photo..what effect did you use on the second one?
Nov 17, 2013 10:25:13 #
BrentHarder wrote:
Here is the same character again (see http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-140066-1.html).
This time I wanted to make the photo seem old. Here are a couple of versions of it. Which do you like best?
This time I wanted to make the photo seem old. Here are a couple of versions of it. Which do you like best?
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