Goddess of the Dance - Page 16

khanjar · 05-30-2008, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Michael Campbell Photogra

here are a couple of very different styles of dancers in a wood...I was mucking about with today.

Excellent, I like Sylvan, and the use of IR style foliage, mind IR mono photography is my thing, but without such beautiful subjects.

Michael Campbell Photogra · 05-30-2008, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by khanjar

Excellent,

......IR mono photography is my thing, but without such beautiful subjects.

Love to see your 'thing' .. I'll show you mine if you'll show me yours..

Mosaic · 05-31-2008, 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Michael Campbell Photogra

as soon as I get enough of the DAMN MONEY..

some odds and ends attached.. original camera shots and final pic etc and a post card layout

yeh! it is the bane of life that damn money thing, you'd think the money god would be a bit more thoughtful in this day and age,

I have tried talking to him, but he just doesn't listen!

The lillies pic is gorgeous. I must learn to use photo shop, it has always frustrated me, so only use it for a couple of things, I am so use to paint shop pro, but it has its limitations.

maybe I should send my latest passport photos to you, they are so GD awful, it never ceases to amaze me that you get your self all bootiful and then the camera makes you look old, haggard and tired and if you have just been dragged out of your gravesite.

I like that you can 'refine' body shape as well, shame it can't be done so easily in real life - I want/need that! ... no pain body sculpt

Does photo shop do that as well? or do you have some secret program/tool

~Mosaic
PS: Here is my amateur attempt at photo collage in 2006 ( my grand daughter Madison Rose

Michael Campbell Photogra · 05-31-2008, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Mosaic

I must learn to use photo shop, it has always frustrated me, so only use it for a couple of things, I am so use to paint shop pro, but it has its limitations.

Does photo shop do that as well? or do you have some secret program/tool

~Mosaic
PS: Here is my amateur attempt at photo collage in 2006 ( my grand daughter Madison Rose

Photoshop does that as well. It is quite useful

Mosaic · 05-31-2008, 01:54 AM

The pupiteer photo is so cute (they all are - and the black & white is quite gorgeous, that would look great blown up in a big wall pic in a minimalist type interior). How do you cut the subject out of photos? or do you build the background around the subject?
~Mosaic

05-31-2008, 01:54 AM	#155 (permalink)
Mosaic Moderator Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Melbourne Australia, but a Kiwi Posts: 874	The pupiteer photo is so cute (they all are - and the black & white is quite gorgeous, that would look great blown up in a big wall pic in a minimalist type interior). How do you cut the subject out of photos? or do you build the background around the subject? ~Mosaic