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jovitta · Aug-11-2010, 03:47 AM #1

Shot this at downtown Santa Barbara CA. a couple of years ago. I took the image and played with it using NIK software. I am wondering what any of you think of the image. c/c welcome.
Thank you Jovitta.

Robbug · Aug-11-2010, 07:22 PM #2

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Shot this at downtown Santa Barbara CA. a couple of years ago. I took the image and played with it using NIK software. I am wondering what any of you think of the image. c/c welcome.
Thank you Jovitta.

Composition wise I like it. I think if you brought the shadows up a bit your in there like swimwear

bhogle · Aug-14-2010, 10:46 AM #3

Did you convert it to BW using NIK? Silver Efex or Color Efex?

If you used Silver Efex - bump up the contrast on the shadows.
If you used Color Efex - try the paper toner filter. I think it would look great with a rustic, old photo look.

nice work.

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Aug-14-2010, 10:46 AM #3
bhogle Dark Lord of the Grin Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Central Maryland Posts: 59	Did you convert it to BW using NIK? Silver Efex or Color Efex? If you used Silver Efex - bump up the contrast on the shadows. If you used Color Efex - try the paper toner filter. I think it would look great with a rustic, old photo look. nice work. __________________ Cheers, Brian www.brianoglephotography.com


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