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01/10/2005 11:09:57 AM |
| Thanks for the feedback. My reason for doing the selective desaturation was this: I'd never done it before and I figured I'd try my hand at a new technique. At this early a stage of experience, I didn't expect to do very well and that allowed me a freedom to "goof off" and just try and learn some things. |
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01/09/2005 10:29:27 PM |
Wow, I looks like all the commenters didn't like the selective desaturation (better luck next try with it).
Still pretty good for a first entry though =). |
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01/08/2005 07:19:48 AM |
| Nice candid shot, but I'm not sure the selective desat was neccessary here. For me anyway. |
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01/06/2005 06:29:26 PM |
| The desat really doesn't work here, IMO |
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01/05/2005 09:12:16 PM |
IMHO this is a good example of selective desat that doesn't really have a purpose. A totaly b/w treatment (once again MHO) would probably work better.
TC |
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01/03/2005 09:12:36 PM |
| There's a lot tolike here, but the very arbitray selective desaturation takes this out of the candid category in my mind. The finger under his chin is oddly distracting. It would be far less so if the BG hadn't been desatted. |
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