What a smile!

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By: mandy welsh
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Photographer	mandy welsh {Karma:3146}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon F5
Categories	Portrait People Children	Film Format
Portfolio	Children Black ~N~ White	Lens	Nikon 28mm f/2.8D AF Nikkor
Uploaded	4/4/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	369	Shutter
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	She is so natural in front of a camera, you dont even say smile. She poses perfect, you dont have to touch her, WOW!

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Brian Twohig {K:384} 4/13/2005

I used the healing brush tool in PS. I picked a spot that I thought should be the correct color behind the shadow and used the "replace" function to cover the shadow. This will leave you with a circular pattern. To get rid of the circles, swap the healing brush back to "normal" and go over the area that you changed. If you take your time you can do a much better job than the example I sent you. Hope this helps. Brian

mandy welsh {K:3146} 4/5/2005

Thank you for that, how did you do that exactly, in photoshop? It pretty much is the exact copy except for being black and white. Im just expermenting inside a new enviornment and have to learn what works and doesnt.
Thank you, its nice to have 3 little girls whom I can take pictures of whenever I want!
Thanks for any help!
Mandy

Brian Twohig {K:384} 4/5/2005

I agree Andrea about the shadows. You could possibly bounce your flash off the ceiling or use another flash on the side. Also in PS you can get rid of the shadows. An example is attached. If I had more time and the original scanned photo it would be much easier to keep the quality of the original photo (small loose strands of hair). You are lucky to have such willing and readily avilable subjects for practice. Not to mention, a very photogenic one. Thanks for sharing. Brian

Andrea Harris {K:2496} 4/4/2005

She's such a pretty little girl - I think the flash washes out her face and creates a harsh shadow behind her. Maybe try near a window for natural light? Very cute.

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