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Michele Hawes
{K:272} 8/30/2006
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ahhh I'm speechless. Now THAT looks spectacular! The whites of the eyes are almost glowing! I played with for a couple hrs in the adobe photoshop, with trying many things. I realize there are so many things you can do, I just need to learn them.
Thank you so much for taking the time Rebecca. Obviously I love it!
Thanks.
Michele
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rebecca claassen
{K:12904} 8/30/2006
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Hi Michele, Rebecca again. Downloaded your B+W portrait to have a play with, hope you don't mind. Here is what I came up with by adjusting the contrast and light, also a little sharpening and dodging. Let me know what you think.
Cheers
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rebecca claassen
{K:12904} 8/29/2006
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Hi Michele! Nice, I like this much better.I agree with Clive that she needs a little oomph. I have also found that even just adding a little contrast and adjusting the lighting can help. Thanks for letting me know that you had re-posted this, I think it's a beautiful portrait, she is gorgeous and this lets her expression show through a lot better. Congrats,
Cheers, Rebecca
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Michele Hawes
{K:272} 8/29/2006
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Wow! what a difference. Thank you so much!
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Clive Carter
{K:8603} 8/29/2006
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Hi Michele, Nice picture but....to me the skin tone is too grey. Converting a digital color image to B&W isn't as easy at it may seem. There are many ways in which this can be done. I just convert it to greyscale then adjust with levels then curves (once you change it to greyscale go back to image/mode and turn back to RGB).I then may use brightness & contrast or other command, depends on how the image looks.
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