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Bride
Image Title:  Bride
 
 By: Tracey Main  
  Copyright ©2007



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Photographer Tracey Main {K:7294}
Project N/A Camera Model Canon 350D
Categories Photoart
Weddings
Portrait
Film Format
Portfolio Wedding
Lens 28-300
Uploaded 5/8/2007 Film / Memory Type scandisk 1.0GB
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 124 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 8 Rating
Pending
/ 2 Ratings
Location City - 
State -  NSW
Country - Australia   Australia
About This lady is 53 I have made a few facial changes and I have enclosed the original, hoping to get the experts to comment to see where I might have gone wrong
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There are 8 Comments in 1 Pages
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Tracey Main   {K:7294} 5/8/2007
Just hoping for some comments and/or tips on doing this type of work to the face.

Original Bride photo


Joann Winborn   {K:12450} 5/8/2007
I'm no bridal photographer, and this is not about your editing, however, there are 3 things I noticed within the image itself that I thought I might share with you.
1) There is, for me, a visual conflict between her face, her cleavage and her hands. (and I'm a straight female) I don't find the pose very complimentary.
2) The line behind her that is created by the wall molding makes the whole image seem crooked.
3) I might have covered the floral fabric with a solid as the flowers in the pattern to the right of her hands draw the eye away from the bouquet and ring.
On a good note, you have captured the skintones, hair color and expression very nicely.
Just the humble opinion of a point and shoot amature.


Wayne Harridge   {K:12080} 5/8/2007
Just my opinion Tracy, but I like the original better, it just looks more "real".

...Wayne


Tracey Main   {K:7294} 5/8/2007
Thanks Joann I appreciate your opinion, I do agree with the line on the back wall it is distracting, and the clevage shot was only done to give her husband..thanks


Tracey Main   {K:7294} 5/8/2007
Thanks wayne so do I its so natural but you'd be suprised of how many women want this done to their photos thats why I'm practicing, thanks..


Liz Wallis   {K:25628} 5/9/2007
Hi Trace, just a few ideas for next time for you..appart from the wall thing, and the bedspread..perhaps a little less whitening on her teeth, as they look ultra bright compared to the rest of the shot. There is still lots of detail, which is good, as often it tends to get lost in the editing. Keep at it though, as you are doing very well. I too prefer the original, but as you said, people want this stuff!!
Anyway, just my humble opinion...

Kisses to you and uncle :) :)


Tracey Main   {K:7294} 5/10/2007
Hi Liz,

Good to hear from you, yes I agree the teeth are to white I havn't the time to play around with photos these days so I got this program just for those women who insist looking younger? I prefer to keep mine natural.
I put a background in this one I thought it blended in with the bedspread.
You take care and hugs to all the family xx Trace



Merwyn Kanjes   {K:3957} 6/16/2007
Hi Tracey, this my opinion,
The natural smille has been good.
1)The Lighting, details and the contrast, are perfect . Just a few problems in angle.
If I that photographed, I will shift a little to left or right, so as the part foot or the side of the body continued to be seen.
The line behind to the wall indeed distracting.
2) With F/28 necessarily could be able to DoF that was good so as BG was seen sweet.
3)Spot metering in between the eyes. So as to fall the point focus to the area of the face.
The form of the face will like this be seen more sweet and pretty with angle a little in left or right. Or gave the effect shadow to one of the sides of the face.

regards, merwyn


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