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HDRIs do have that gritty effect but your
subject is lost in the monotone texture of
detail it seems the only colour that stands
out is the blue - this is an awesome photo
but I think you should somehow separate the
subject from the BG a bit more.
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really nice work ! i quite like this
"comic" style...
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Looks really cool!
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the coloring is so vivid,
very well done!!!
" GET COMMENTS on your Photoshop Art
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called 'It's magical' - a photo manipulation group, and we'd love to have your photo added to
the group.
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Score 8/10 from the Rate My Portrait group
REALLY like this one! I actually think it's
pretty cool that he blends into the
background...
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I really Really like this.... Awesome shot.
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Score 7/10 from the Rate My Portrait group: #2
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Score 7/10 from the Rate My Portrait group: #4
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this is a perfect HDR. Very very nice work!
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honestly, i have nothing against the
photograph, i think its great, but hdr just
shouldn't be used for people. i feel like it
simply isn't photographically successful, and
that its WAY too gimmicky. i wish i could see
one of the actual shots... i bet they'd be a
lot better.
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I disagree with dmytri, I really like HDR
people portraits. It brings out something in
the subject and draws you in. I think this is
a really great shot.
I LOVE your art!
You are invited to post your picture in our
pool!
*Please tag with iloveyourart*
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The texture is fine throughout. The subject
has a blue collar profession, The gritty
texture gives a fairly accurate portrayal of
most peoples cast for societal grunt roles.
Very well done.
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Funny how mechanic's look the same all round
the world.
Terrific processing and image.
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Fantastic work on this, keep it up!
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i read alot of mixed feelings here..
personally i say, great job!
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The great thing about this picture is its
humble beginnings. Many people insist that
HDR's are only possible with SLR cameras that
shoot in the RAW format. This is clearly not
the case as this picture illustrates. It was
created with a common point and shoot camera
utilizing the .jpg format.
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Hola, soy el administrador de un grupo
llamado Retratos en HDR y nos encantaría agregar esto al grupo.
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I LOVE your art too!
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This is the Award Tree!
Please add your excellent image to the Award Tree
Tag your photo AwardTree and read the group rules
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HDR is works on a photo or it doesnt and then
there is the case of people over processing a
great photo that they shouldnt have.
Not sure I like the HDR on this photo. It
seems more of a photojournalism shot and the
hdr takes away from that. Its a bit over
processed IMO. Less is more for this type of
work.
And I agree with the very first comment from
ils_fl
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It would be interesting to compare those for
and against HDR. With the dominance of
digital photography it would seem that most
photographers would be open to the idea of
manipulation but it seems that there are
still many purists who prefer unedited photos
despite the limiations of digital.
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Did you use the Photoshop tool for the HDR
merge? Or did you use another software?
Have you seen Dan Burkholder's work from New
Orleans? www.danburkholder.com/neworleans
Fantastic work.
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Hi Donalee,
Search for "Photomatix". It seems
to be the HDR photographer's tool of choice.
I usually send images back to photoshop for
editing after Photomatix treatment. Dan's
images are haunting and seem well suited to
HDR. Thanks for sharing.
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