Different approach here - using history brush, USM, and Gaussian blur snapshots and Georege DeWolfe's fine art technique for selective sharpen and blur.
AuntiPode wrote:
They are well captured moments of universal appeal.
Absolutely.
No apologies!
My only suggestion would be to consider softening your daughters features a bit. Seems sharper than necessary and somewhat inconsistent with the mood and other processing style.
Scott
sbeme wrote:
Absolutely.
No apologies!
My only suggestion would be to consider softening your daughters features a bit. Seems sharper than necessary and somewhat inconsistent with the mood and other processing style.
Scott
Karen and Scott,
Thanks for your thoughts.
Yes, that particular technique allows more targeted tweaks (at least in my case). I recall specifically hitting along the edge or her nose 'just one more time' for added definition - perhaps going over the edge in the process
Again, thanks for your thoughts and suggestions - sometimes (? - only sometimes?) I lose sight of the bigger picture for the sake of detail and technique.
Again, thanks for your thoughts and suggestions - sometimes (? - only sometimes?) I lose sight of the bigger picture for the sake of detail and technique.
The more eyes the better
Bob
Bob; I intentionally attempt to stay out of "Family work" as I find it one of the fastest ways to start a war... I personally treasure your image as a point in time that can be revisited in your retirement years... Jim
