Going back to first photoshoots...

[insanepinoy]

.. I noticed a difference in my editing from then and now which was 6 months ago. I also noticed everytime I work on new images I learned something new. I think it's because each eye, nose, lips, model, angle, lighting, exposure, location, and image is different. I've seen so many photographers here who have progressed in skills during the several of months and I think its pretty cool.

Anyways, I encourage anyone to look back at old images edited or unedited to find something that "could of been" and post a re-edited version.

This is Christina who was my 4th model I worked with. I know the crop was a bit too tight under her chin but I like the power she put in it.

50mm f1.8

[jford]

Very nice work, chin or not.

[RonC]

Hi Randy,..ya, I'm having fun learning a little more all the time.
I played with this one for about 20 min,..it ain't perfect, but I hated her shadow on the wall. I recently bought a pen tablet, and it sure makes editing a lot easier.

Hey Ron

Which tablet are you using??

-- Dave

[RonC]

Hi Dave,..It's a Graphire 4 6x8,..took me a cpl hrs to get used to but I really like it.

Thanks!

-- Dave

[insanepinoy]

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Very nice work, chin or not.



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Thanks John. Happy holidays!

[insanepinoy]

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Hi Randy,..ya, I'm having fun learning a little more all the time.
I played with this one for about 20 min,..it ain't perfect, but I hated her shadow on the wall. I recently bought a pen tablet, and it sure makes editing a lot easier.


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Hey Ron! How's the weather up in Antioch? I'll be spending Christmas Eve at my sister's over there so hopefully it doesn't pour on us.

I've been wanting to try one of those tablets out for some time now. I'm managing with the mouse now but I've heard all the raves about wacoms. Nice job by the way. Happy holidays!