Practicing
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Practicing
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Re: Practicing
Tell me about it!
Much nicer looking than my handwriting!
Much nicer looking than my handwriting!
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Nice photo. It rather reminds me of an updated version of those 18th Century genre paintings.
JimK
JimK
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I like it, but I think it might be a tad too yellow with that grain... maybe more brown? I'd probably crop it to get the out of focus part of the neck out too.
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Re: Practicing
Adam,
All the things you don't like about it are the things I added! Haha!
I took it on my iPhone, and I added the effects (both the vintage colouring and the focus) with a social networking photography app called Instagram.
All the things you don't like about it are the things I added! Haha!
I took it on my iPhone, and I added the effects (both the vintage colouring and the focus) with a social networking photography app called Instagram.
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Yeah, I thought you did some enhancing, very nice concept, too. You do need to do some relic'ing of the headstock to make it even more authentic looking.crawlspacestefan wrote:Adam,
All the things you don't like about it are the things I added! Haha!
I took it on my iPhone, and I added the effects (both the vintage colouring and the focus) with a social networking photography app called Instagram.
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The focus blur is too 'hard' and looks fake because your camera would never go out of focus right there!crawlspacestefan wrote:Adam,
All the things you don't like about it are the things I added! Haha!
I took it on my iPhone, and I added the effects (both the vintage colouring and the focus) with a social networking photography app called Instagram.
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Granted that the blurring is not optically generated, but this can be pretty closely approximated with a view camera with generous movements and the right lens, say, a nice late 1800s barrel mounted Petzval lens, for example.