Gerber Lady
Uploaded: November 18, 2003
f3.20 @ 1/90 sec.
Andrea Garza January 01, 2004
Looks like the Sigma advertisements for Foveon! #84009Nancy Grace Chen March 30, 2004
Alisha, if this idea is original, I am super impressed!! So creative I'm jealous. ;) I think this is a winning idea and that you should keep working on it. Brighter lighting to make the colors jump out would be helpful. (or even just applying curves in PS might help) And another idea is maybe doing a selective desaturation (desaturate everything and use the history brush to return the color to certain parts). I really, really love this idea and want to see it win! (: Good luck!Nancy #455385
Alisha May Furbish March 30, 2004
Thanks, Nancy- I can't say it was completely original- I was looking through vintage Vouges from the 60's and saw something similar. Your suggestions sound great, but I have to admit I am not that skilled in PS yet! The selective coloring would really be something- I have to start studying the program and learn how to do all that. If I figure it out, I'll post it! Thanks for taking the time to comment! #455390Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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