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eeneryma wrote:
The boys are back in top form!! Nice work Dave, and also with excellent finishing work from Bob. The animal's head in the last photo is in an odd position, extremely unusual, perhaps "ambidextrous." That's the one I love the most, having a surreal quality. Looks like that new toy is working pretty well.
Steve
Thanks for the kind words Steve. So far I'm liking the new toy.
Dave
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AuntiPode wrote:
You might try color selection to darken the greens a bit on your B&W conversion to better separate the subject from the background trees.
Good suggestion Karen! I would try that if I knew how. Yet another task I need to look into one of these days.
Dave
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sbeme wrote:
Fine capture and nice to see the monochrome conversion
I like the second pose best
Different mood with Bobs further Dr haze, a feature I have yet to try
I like the original and the extra dehaze!
Scott
Thanks Scott! Bob's got a few very nice edits there.
Dave
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RustyBug wrote:
Poses on #2 & #3 are atypical ... in a good way.
I think #2 maintains more of a masculine "head high" demeanor, while #3 takes on a bit more "demure" vibe.
Here's a few tweaks on sooc. Wasn't sure which way you might have wanted it to go, so here's but one rendering. Several ways you could take / nuance it.
Thanks Kent and nice edit on the color. Could you tell me what color points you would use in such an image to look for neutrals? The top of the nose I'm sure would be one of them but I had a hard time figuring out others. I tried the greyish looking BG tree branches but bad things happened so I didn't trust them.
Dave
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beavens wrote:
All nice, Dave! I think I like 1 the best. I kinda dig that low contrast look, which is odd cause at first I think I wanted more blacks/contrast. Captures some old school charm, if that makes sense.
Interesting takes all around from everyone here - great example of how different perspectives and takes can really showcase processing flexibility!
Jeff
Thanks Jeff! It's hard to let go of the fog but I do like that last edit of Bob's as well.
sorry for the delayed reply all.
Dave
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