Activity for User 74 - Helen Sweet - hlcsweet@gmail.com

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34 Jun 17 Reply Now that you point it out, Phil, I agree about her nose. Will work on that before gifting it. Jun 29th
34 Jun 17 Comment I enjoy covered bridges and like what you've done here, especially adding the bird, but moving it as suggested above. I don't understand the horizontal lines, tho. Jun 29th
34 Jun 17 Comment Love your original image, Christine. I, too, am glad Steve returned the eye.
Were your adjustments in PS?		 Jun 29th
34 Jun 17 Comment I like the subtlety you've achieved and the symmetry you've created, Phil.
I, too, would love to use it as a background and like Jan's example. From you and the rest of the group, I learn about so many PS adjustments I'd never noted before. Thank you.		 Jun 29th
34 Jun 17 Comment Amazing success in pulling Annie from her black background and accentuating her rather than her scarf. I recently have come to appreciate poodles, having recently cared for my sister-in-law's Henri: calm and sweet, not what I'd expected. Jun 29th
34 Jun 17 Comment Clever idea, Steve. My favorite of your recent Goth treatments. I like the composition and the color pallet. I understand "inverted the selection" but not "deleted the contents." Of members' adaptations to make the fiddler more apparent, I like Jan's best. Jun 29th
34 Jun 17 Reply Thank you, Jan. I may try that. Jun 24th
34 Jun 17 Reply Good idea. I'll share it with her. Jun 11th
34 Jun 17 Comment Jan, this is charming and beautiful. I admire all the work and the final effect. Don't think the flower's reflection is necessary, but the way you've made it, it adds to the dreamy effect. I'd like a bit of detail in the birds instead of just flat cut-outs. An absolutely lovely image. Jun 1st
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37 Jun 17 Comment Just learned that we can create the HDR effect with a single RAW image.
When open in the RAW Converter, move the light and black sliders to get more detail in their respective areas of your image.		 Jun 30th
37 Jun 17 Comment He is so intent; I love it. His angle makes him feel strong and dynamic. Good D of F and exposure to get the detail of his feathers, as opposed to the background. Would Nature competition allow for brightening his eye and enhancing the other two water droplets? Jun 29th
37 Jun 17 Comment A beautiful and serene scene. I agree on eliminating most of the contrasting sky. If you had just a bit of it behind the tree tops, we would notice and understand the pink cast to the fog. Very calming, I would like this on my wall. Jun 29th
37 Jun 17 Comment I like their placement in the sunlight, and their interaction. You've done well to get detail in both the dark and light areas (except her face, as you've said.) An Ideal situation for HDR, which, set in your camera, might be fast enough to capture them even as they walk. Jun 29th
37 Jun 17 Comment Altho I've used long exposures on water, I haven't yet on clouds. You've done it successfully here. On the other hand, I think that cropping off 20% of the sky would leave enough cloud to create a frame for the beautiful, moonlit mountain tops. Jun 29th
37 Jun 17 Reply Thank you, Subhash Jun 12th
37 Jun 17 Comment A wonderful family portrait, well captured. I love their expressions: he's alert; she's bored. Excellent sharp detail on their fur. Jun 5th
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