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Excellent. The light on the models face and hair is just super 
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Too sharp - no, light a bit harsh - yes, but I see that was deliberate.
David
David
A beautiful mono portrait.
Quote:the judge said it was too sharp.
That was exactly my first thought . . .
hmmm... while it's nice enough (as is), my first thought was also that you sharpened it too much.
To paraphrase the old saying, "you can please some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can't please all of the people all of the time"
I think this pleases most of the people, most of the time, A beautiful portrait!
I think this pleases most of the people, most of the time, A beautiful portrait!
I like to use the high pass filter on things like buildings; it works really well on brickwork.
Anything with sharp clearly defined edges where I want to achieve just this effect but it can easily become overpowering.
I wouldn't have used it here.
If this needed sharpening at all, I'd have had to use something a bit more subtle.
Horses for courses, of course.
Anything with sharp clearly defined edges where I want to achieve just this effect but it can easily become overpowering.
I wouldn't have used it here.
If this needed sharpening at all, I'd have had to use something a bit more subtle.
Horses for courses, of course.
