Activity for User 749 - David Price - david_price_penrith@outlook.com

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5 Oct 24 Reply Thanks for your comments Mark. I agree with them. Oct 19th
5 Oct 24 Comment Victor your image is amazing and very creative. I have nothing to add but I agree with Mark's comments. Oct 19th
5 Oct 24 Comment Great image Sophia. Nothing to add to others comments. Oct 19th
5 Oct 24 Comment You have caught this at the perfect time. Well done. I think you have done an excellent job with the processing, Like Pete I had to play with it. I have brightened it up a touch, cloned out the van at the back and cropped it. Your thoughts? Oct 19th
5 Oct 24 Comment A really great image Mark. I think that everyone who looks at the image will have a different view on how it should be processed. For me I would lighten the bags at the side and the old bike. That's the great thing about photography we all see things differently and it's so subjective. Oct 11th
5 Oct 24 Comment Well captured Keisha. I noticed you shot at an ISO of 6400. Did you require any noise reduction? Reading others comments I am undecided on whether you need all 3 ducks but I would probably keep all them. I think Oliver has done a good job but for my taste he has darkened the background a little too much. Oct 11th
5 Oct 24 Comment Sabrina's outfit and expression do make an interesting image but as has been pointed out the picture is spoilt with the burnt out highlights. My way of dealing with this is different from those suggested. In the image below I have worked on your original but only on her leg above the green stocking.

In Photoshop:
I create a new layer and using the colour (color) picker I select a skin tone say from her face.

I select her burnt out leg and paint this in. This results in a mess but I then reduce the opacity in this case to around 35%.

I then create a new layer but I change it from normal to color. Either using the color picker or the colour I have already selected, I paint this into the selection to get the desired colour.

Finally, if required, I use a brightness/contrast layer to change the tone.

This method adds colour to the burnt out highlights and not just greys.		 Oct 11th
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