Mrs. Davis
- Thread starter David S
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Leslie Hunter
Well-Known Member
She looks full of life.
David S
Well-Known Member
She is, just talking to her made me want to go buy a ninja blender and vegetables.
She was rollerskating all over the place and then I asked her if I could take her portrait and she was serious at first, but I cracked a "Dad Joke" and she smiled !!
AlanLichty
Moderator
Looks like a print from a poorly stored negative. I am guessing you used a software filter for that effect? Adds an interesting element into the image.
David S
Well-Known Member
I've got a few textures I made by either scratching something or using a sock across drying paint on plexiglass and then inverting the black/white balance to suit my need. I just add it into another layer in Photoshop and experiment a little with the blending mode and opacity, this was "Lighten" blending mode... I like the result, its something we don't get to see much nowadays. I almost never do this, but on a few portraits of late I've added some expired light leaks and scratches... So @JimFox will rejoice to know I am using my photoshop now and then not ONLY Lightroom.
AlanLichty
Moderator
Some of us actually have negatives that wouldn't require a filter or p-shop layer to get this result
Very nice. When I worked in Venice, they used to roller skate outside my window.
Ha ha! Finally! I am glad to hear that you have dusted off Photoshop.I've got a few textures I made by either scratching something or using a sock across drying paint on plexiglass and then inverting the black/white balance to suit my need. I just add it into another layer in Photoshop and experiment a little with the blending mode and opacity, this was "Lighten" blending mode... I like the result, its something we don't get to see much nowadays. I almost never do this, but on a few portraits of late I've added some expired light leaks and scratches... So @JimFox will rejoice to know I am using my photoshop now and then not ONLY Lightroom.
Nice work with this one, she has a great smile, I like how her hair radiates out. And the texturing adds a nice feel.
Douglas Sherman
Staff
What a sweet looking girl, Dave. Excellent image.