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An apple a day....

© Krista M. Murdoch

An apple a day....

Uploaded: January 21, 2008

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Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/60 seconds, Flash: fired, auto mode, ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 41.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi

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Dominick M. Dimacale level-addict January 21, 2008

CUTE IMAGE HERE, KRISTA.


DOMINICK #835351

Heather Harpel January 21, 2008

Adorable photo!I love the selective coloring of just the apple. #5371773

Krista M. Murdoch January 21, 2008

Thank you Dominick and Heather. I really appreciate any comments/feedback as I am trying everyday to learn as much as I can. Thanks again! #5372051

April Riggs January 21, 2008

Fantastic! #5372181

January 24, 2008

Hi
Really like this photo, though I think you could be a little more precise on the color selection. As I see it some of the hand is apple-red and some of the apple is kid-greyscale. Overall a nice photo.

Regards Lasse #5386124

Krista M. Murdoch January 24, 2008

Thanks April and Lasse!!

I agree with your comment Lasse and Thank you. I am trying to learn PS and trial and error I guess. What I did was highlight the apple and change the rest of the picture Black and White. Any suggestions? #5386497

Raquel J. Ruiz February 23, 2008

I love this photo esp. The selective coloring, I'm still kind of learning as I go as well, but I am a big fan of the selective coloring, something I do is, I color change the whole photo to blk n wht add a layer use the history brush on the apple, clean up the edges with the color change brush, then you can slide the opacity down a bit which might help tone down any harsh edges another tip would be to use the selection tool on the apple and then go over it with the history brush. Sorry for the long msg. but I hope this helped :0) #5539258

February 23, 2008

Hi again D...
I am using layer masks (newbie to the technique though) but it only applies to PS CS3. If you do edit in cs3 I would reccommend the use of layer masks. Its the ultimate powerfull way to edit your pics. And you can use it to several edit types including selective color edit... Unfortunatly Im not that skilled in PS Element so I cant help you there.

Regards Lasse
Keep up the good work! #5540404

Krista M. Murdoch February 24, 2008

Thank you so much Raquel and Lasse...I appreciate your comments and help!! #5543494

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