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Excellent, - the light, tone and colour a lot better than the last one. The expression actually suits the fact that hes looking wistfully downwards.
One thing I noticed when I downloaded it was thats it did not have a colour profile tagged with it, - remember to assign sRGB when you upload. This can make a difference in how the image appears to viewers depending on which web browser they use. the mod has the profile attached.
I make a very small adjustment, and this is in the attached link, - you should give it a try with all of you shots, - it can make a big diference in removing the slightest tone, - and in this shot, its made it a little warmer.
Otherwise I cropped a little, - thats it, no sharpening, nothing.
http://www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=24
regards
Willie
One thing I noticed when I downloaded it was thats it did not have a colour profile tagged with it, - remember to assign sRGB when you upload. This can make a difference in how the image appears to viewers depending on which web browser they use. the mod has the profile attached.
I make a very small adjustment, and this is in the attached link, - you should give it a try with all of you shots, - it can make a big diference in removing the slightest tone, - and in this shot, its made it a little warmer.
Otherwise I cropped a little, - thats it, no sharpening, nothing.
http://www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=24
regards
Willie
Very well it and exposed and composed. I really don't mind that he's not looking at the camera - the pose here suggests he's distracted by something and the fact that we don't know what it is adds to the mystery - t's typical of his age..
The curve of the graffiti frames his face well, but i still don't think there's enough to say "this is an urban child shot" - more like a child shot with an urban background. Maybe he just looks too cute
Justmy honest thoughts, hope they're some use
Stephen
The curve of the graffiti frames his face well, but i still don't think there's enough to say "this is an urban child shot" - more like a child shot with an urban background. Maybe he just looks too cute
Justmy honest thoughts, hope they're some use
Stephen
