New Subjects for me: 1 Kid action Portrait

New Subjects for me: 1 Kid action Portrait · 03:18 PM

These are some working with new PP. Still having the photos look darker on flickr problems... Hum.

The child at full speed is a challenge.

1

2

3

Thanks for viewing.

NewportPreacher · 09-06-2009, 08:34 PM

Great pictures. I love the split tone effect, myself. #1 & 3 are my favorites.

Ash · 09-06-2009, 08:46 PM

More great stuff from you.
All have a unique flair to them.

metroeloise · 09-07-2009, 09:51 AM

Thank you!
And I just corrected my monitors! I made a mistake in the calibration... All done. Will fix some of these.

mel · 09-07-2009, 03:05 PM

nice work and gorgeous kid shot.

Damn Brit · 09-07-2009, 03:23 PM

The child shot is great.
Minor point - it's a shame you cut off her pinky finger.

Scottnorwo · 09-07-2009, 03:26 PM

all are great. the child shot is priceless

FullertonImages · 09-07-2009, 03:58 PM

I love split toning. I do it almost constantly, even if very, very faintly.

Also, it looks like the horizon on #2 might be slightly off, bu I can't tell if it's just illusions because of the lines in the photo.

metroeloise · 09-07-2009, 04:42 PM

Originally posted by mel

nice work and gorgeous kid shot.

Thank you! Just met her. Looking forward to more. Speed demon. More on site too.

Originally posted by Damn Brit

The child shot is great.
Minor point - it's a shame you cut off her pinky finger.

I know! It is a challenge with a running child. Had bee talking with the father for the longest time and getting an itchy snapping finger. Had the 200mm on and was rather close too. I think I just got it without the framing correction. The shot is much improve with the slight horizon fix. I went with it. Perhaps once I learn Ps better I can correct for that? Thanks for pointing it out. Keeps the eye sharp.

Originally posted by Scottnorwo

all are great. the child shot is priceless

Dad got back late and left me a quick note saying thanks. I asked him to solicit her response. (Holding my breath).

Originally posted by GeneralBenson

I love split toning. I do it almost constantly, even if very, very faintly.

Also, it looks like the horizon on #2 might be slightly off, bu I can't tell if it's just illusions because of the lines in the photo.

I sometimes do that. This time I was going for a particular look. Think I dialed in another present with her photo. The horizon on 2, I believe, is right on. Tough to get a good bead on it. But I do believe I got it. Thanks, thanks for bringing it up. will check. That is part of the series for my first pano and somehow I forgot to add it (different PP of course) into it!

Thank you. Now to write the letter to customer service to find out what to do about another problem I uncovered in my calibration. At least it is correct now. Wow. I have a lot of correction to do!

Even considering that once I dial it in I can batch correct. Then I will see the photos differently and want to mess with them some more. That and my snails pace through Ps will leap frog soon and get me all into messing with them more... And there are more photos out there. Oops: Got to go.

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09-07-2009, 09:51 AM	#4
metroeloise Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Washington Posts: 958 Original Poster	Thank you! And I just corrected my monitors! I made a mistake in the calibration... All done. Will fix some of these.

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mel Veteran Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Virginia Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 2,531	nice work and gorgeous kid shot.

09-07-2009, 03:23 PM	#6
Damn Brit Guest	The child shot is great. Minor point - it's a shame you cut off her pinky finger.

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09-07-2009, 03:58 PM	#8
FullertonImages Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Boulder, CO Posts: 883	I love split toning. I do it almost constantly, even if very, very faintly. Also, it looks like the horizon on #2 might be slightly off, bu I can't tell if it's just illusions because of the lines in the photo.

09-07-2009, 04:42 PM	#9
metroeloise Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Washington Posts: 958 Original Poster	Originally posted by mel nice work and gorgeous kid shot. Thank you! Just met her. Looking forward to more. Speed demon. More on site too. Originally posted by Damn Brit The child shot is great. Minor point - it's a shame you cut off her pinky finger. I know! It is a challenge with a running child. Had bee talking with the father for the longest time and getting an itchy snapping finger. Had the 200mm on and was rather close too. I think I just got it without the framing correction. The shot is much improve with the slight horizon fix. I went with it. Perhaps once I learn Ps better I can correct for that? Thanks for pointing it out. Keeps the eye sharp. Originally posted by Scottnorwo all are great. the child shot is priceless Dad got back late and left me a quick note saying thanks. I asked him to solicit her response. (Holding my breath). Originally posted by GeneralBenson I love split toning. I do it almost constantly, even if very, very faintly. Also, it looks like the horizon on #2 might be slightly off, bu I can't tell if it's just illusions because of the lines in the photo. I sometimes do that. This time I was going for a particular look. Think I dialed in another present with her photo. The horizon on 2, I believe, is right on. Tough to get a good bead on it. But I do believe I got it. Thanks, thanks for bringing it up. will check. That is part of the series for my first pano and somehow I forgot to add it (different PP of course) into it! Thank you. Now to write the letter to customer service to find out what to do about another problem I uncovered in my calibration. At least it is correct now. Wow. I have a lot of correction to do! Even considering that once I dial it in I can batch correct. Then I will see the photos differently and want to mess with them some more. That and my snails pace through Ps will leap frog soon and get me all into messing with them more... And there are more photos out there. Oops: Got to go.