emopunker2004 09:26 PM 10-30-2011
emopunker2004 09:44 PM 10-31-2011
emopunker2004 10:43 PM 10-31-2011
MrClean 11:59 PM 10-31-2011
I like the softened version of the wife pic. With the focus on her and surrounding soft like that, it draws your eyes to her face, which I'm assuming was the intent.
:-)
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emopunker2004 12:04 AM 11-01-2011
emopunker2004 01:16 AM 11-01-2011
MrClean 01:38 AM 11-01-2011
The WB is too far off for me in that one. The B/W is another great one. She's has that 'WTF' look on her face.....lol. She photographs well!
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emopunker2004 01:39 AM 11-01-2011
Originally Posted by MrClean:
The WB is too far off for me in that one. The B/W is another great one. She's has that 'WTF' look on her face.....lol. She photographs well!
She does indeed
:-)
Only thing is depending on the day sometimes she doesn't mind and sometimes she doesn't want her picture taken.
:-)
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MrClean 01:41 AM 11-01-2011
I think a lot of wives are like that, mine won't even let me take her picture. Crazy women!
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emopunker2004 01:46 AM 11-01-2011
MrClean 02:26 AM 11-01-2011
:-)
Looks good to me brother. You work nights too?
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emopunker2004 02:26 AM 11-01-2011
Originally Posted by MrClean:
:-)
Looks good to me brother. You work nights too?
We both do.
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MrClean 02:46 AM 11-01-2011
Nice, that works out well then!
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emopunker2004 02:48 AM 11-01-2011
Indeed. Same place of work too. Saves on gas.
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spectrrr 03:02 AM 11-01-2011
:-) :-)
Not a fan of the lomo.
As is, the focal softened looks too fake (blur above her head where the eye expects it to be sharp + same blur applied across the entire photo), But it would totally be my vote IF you graduated strength of the blur (left and right edges being VERY blurry, lightening up till you get to the subject) ...
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spectrrr 03:08 AM 11-01-2011
I like all three of the ones above, they look great
:-)
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emopunker2004 03:12 AM 11-01-2011
Originally Posted by spectrrr:
:-) :-)
Not a fan of the lomo.
As is, the focal softened looks too fake (blur above her head where the eye expects it to be sharp + same blur applied across the entire photo), But it would totally be my vote IF you graduated strength of the blur (left and right edges being VERY blurry, lightening up till you get to the subject) ...
How about this?
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this? by
thestemens16, on Flickr
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emopunker2004 03:12 AM 11-01-2011
Originally Posted by spectrrr:
I like all three of the ones above, they look great :-)
Thanks
:-)
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spectrrr 03:31 AM 11-01-2011
spectrrr 03:37 AM 11-01-2011
Here's what I whipped up whilst playing with it. I played with motion blur and gaussian blur, along with a black and white version.
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motion blur, color
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motion blur, black and white
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gaussian blur, color
(heavier blur than yours... a lighter blur like yours will look much more realistic, a heavier blur like this can be riskier, but gain a little more pop). given the two side by side, I would probably pick the lighter blur.
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gaussian blur, black and white
(heavier blur than yours... a lighter blur like yours will look much more realistic, a heavier blur like this can be riskier, but gain a little more pop). given the two side by side, I would probably pick the lighter blur.
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