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Wife "Negative View"
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
The Friday Theme gives me the opportunity to think
about issues that I never thought before. Like this
week, where I discovered what is a "negative view"
and second I used PS where my skills are not the best.
For my contribution, first I selected one image which
composition was nice for me, in this case, my wife,
then in PS I inverted it, adjusted the contrast a bit,
and finaly adjusted the tone and saturation of magenta
chanel.
I hope this passes the test |
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Hello Mario,
The composition of this is really good.
The curved tree and your wife are nicely off-centre but with the bush as a pleasing b/g.
These negative photograph could set a new trend, natural images with unnatural colours!
It would have been nice to see the original in the w/s.
Kind regards,
Bev :-)
Many thanks for your warm comments on 'Negative - nestling waiting to be fed'.
pl :-)
Bev :-)
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It sure does Mario, it is a well composed image. Ideal for the theme.
Your lovely wife shouldn't lean too hard on the palm tree...it's starting to bend;)
Cheers,
Pete.
PS, Please apologise to your wife...LOL.
Hello Mario
An interesting and effective capture here I am glad the themes are usuful to you :-)
TFS and for joining in the theme
kind regards Helen
This is an interesting work!!! It's seems to be taken in an other planet!!!
Congratulations!
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