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Lots of Dads, lots of Sons
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Just for fun...with a remote control, an extension cable and some post processing with layers in Photoshop this is an alternative to common family portaits.
You just have to control the exposure, which is easily done using the RAW format.
Go ahead...and clone...! |
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LOL!
This is a fun shot Jan.
Cool idea and great PP work here.
Tom
Hi Jan!
How lovely! The cloning is great but what's more special is the love of father and son multiplied by this composition. I like it a lot!
TFS,
Freddie :)
Generally good Jan
But... I think some of "you and your son"'s have weird "edges".
Which technique did you use?
I often use the selection tool and select more space outside the person and use a large feather-value before cutting the "outside"-region.
Don't know if this technique would yield a good result due to the mirror-movement when taking the photo's.
I would really like to see the image where you are standing closest to the house (on the terrace) to see the comparison of the "edge".
Maybe it's the sun causing this.
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