*smiles*
Nov 6, 2011 17:55:18 #
i would first like to start by saying i have no idea what i am doing ...... STILL! i havent shared for a while- but a couple of weeks ago i had gotten to reunite with my childhood BEST friend who we had lost touch for about 15+yrs but any who it was wonderful seeing her and to meet her lil girl and their family-i took some pictures for them! so here are a few that i like best!
*thanks for looking*
*thanks for looking*
Nov 7, 2011 06:38:18 #
Nov 7, 2011 10:50:02 #
Really love the first one. How'd you get the kid in that deep pile of leaves?
Nov 7, 2011 19:10:51 #
Please tell me how in the wide world did you do that to num. two?I am old school and would have to airbrush that. I want to get back into photography but only own a point and shoot camera that I found in the trash. The different cards confuses me. Can you or anyone help me where I can go for help. This forum is very educational, but I need hands on work.
Nov 7, 2011 20:37:35 #
"desaturating your pictu
It's called Selective Color or Color Select, depending on the camera you use. I thinks it's also known as Color Pop.
I have it on my Nikon D 5100 & Canon Sd 1400 P&S. If your camera has the ability, you'll have to practice with the settings.
Basically, your taking a black & white picture and selecting 1 to 3 colors to be in the picture and a range of intensities for each color.
You can also do it with Photoshop by "desaturating your picture," and selecting areas you want to put the color back into.
Nice effect.
catman wrote:
Please tell me how in the wide world did you do that to num. two?I am old school and would have to airbrush that. I want to get back into photography but only own a point and shoot camera that I found in the trash. The different cards confuses me. Can you or anyone help me where I can go for help. This forum is very educational, but I need hands on work.
It's called Selective Color or Color Select, depending on the camera you use. I thinks it's also known as Color Pop.
I have it on my Nikon D 5100 & Canon Sd 1400 P&S. If your camera has the ability, you'll have to practice with the settings.
Basically, your taking a black & white picture and selecting 1 to 3 colors to be in the picture and a range of intensities for each color.
You can also do it with Photoshop by "desaturating your picture," and selecting areas you want to put the color back into.
Nice effect.
Nov 20, 2011 19:16:22 #
Indi wrote:
Really love the first one. How'd you get the kid in that deep pile of leaves?
I am soo sorry i havent checked my forum account for a while- but it is color reverse in my photoshop that i happen to stumble upon! I get sooo lost when i bust out the photoshop always playing around tryn to learn new tricks
Nov 20, 2011 19:20:14 #
Indi wrote:
Really love the first one. How'd you get the kid in that deep pile of leaves?
As in this picture there was just a little pile of leaves that someone else had raked at the park and the girls were jus playing around and i just had her lay in the leaves was all! Nothn fancy!
Nov 20, 2011 19:21:26 #
agej1001 wrote:
I am soo sorry i havent checked my forum account for a while- but it is color reverse in my photoshop that i happen to stumble upon! I get sooo lost when i bust out the photoshop always playing around tryn to learn new tricks
Indi wrote:
Really love the first one. How'd you get the kid in that deep pile of leaves?
I am soo sorry i havent checked my forum account for a while- but it is color reverse in my photoshop that i happen to stumble upon! I get sooo lost when i bust out the photoshop always playing around tryn to learn new tricks
Lol oops im on my phone and mixed up the replies lol sry bout that
Nov 20, 2011 20:04:52 #
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Nov 20, 2011 20:17:01 #
Awesome...The pics are great. Wonderful eye and the expressions on the girls faces are adorable
Great job on all the pics
Great job on all the pics
Nov 20, 2011 20:19:38 #
These are REALLY wonderful!
I'm really happy for you reuniting with your friend, too :)
I'm really happy for you reuniting with your friend, too :)
Nov 20, 2011 20:33:09 #
Thanks for the comments! Yes it was wonderful reuniting with her! We were inseparable in grade school! Caydence had a blast in the leaves!
I really hope to take great pictures for lower income families in my future! I have alot to learn still but this is where my heart is!
I really hope to take great pictures for lower income families in my future! I have alot to learn still but this is where my heart is!
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