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Salib Cross
{K:1972} 2/12/2006
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nice portrait
regards
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Mike Middendorffi
{K:371} 6/29/2005
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I badly need a redhead for my website gallery. . this one will do if she's over 18 and doesn't always look so irritated. Let me know.
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Shoot Mike
{K:3255} 3/25/2005
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Thanks Laura. I will give it a try.
Mike
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Laura Gariano
{K:3309} 3/25/2005
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The one I like best is to copy the image to another layer. Use the Gaussian Blur on the top layer (between 3 and 6), lower the opacity of the layer to about 50%, then erase where you want the detail back. (i.e. eyes, hair, mouth) I got it from a great book I have for retouching tricks. "The Photoshop Book for Digital Photographers" by Scott Kelby. Fantastic book with tons of information. Hope this helps. Great portrait though.
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andrea scasso
{K:507} 3/24/2005
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Nioce portrait, great the expression of the girl!
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Shoot Mike
{K:3255} 3/24/2005
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Laura,
Thanks for taking the time to make your comments. I guess the darker skin would be makeup as I didn't mess with her makeup in Photoshop. I'm trying to figure out how to smooth the skin textures without it showing.
Mike
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Laura Gariano
{K:3309} 3/24/2005
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I don't know if its PS or makeup, but her skin looks quite darker and warmer in the middle of her face, than her forhead and chest/shoulders. Since dark colors recede, it kind of pushes her face in. A lot of fair skinned people will choose darker makeup to give them warmth and a pseudo-tan though. As a makup artist it breaks my heart, because ivory skin is just so beautiful. She is a beautiful girl! Great red hair and the green background really sets it off.
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