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Photo submitted by rob.chop.
Camera: Canon EOS 400d SLR
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 | Wed, 06 Aug 2008 02:16:13 CDT |
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| All Smiles, a little shy |
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| got this pic while doin the street photography yesterday, this little guy was a little shy when he saw i was takin pictures, but what a great smile |
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| Darren |
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Again with the expressions Rob - you managed to capture "shy" and "what are you doing", it's all there in this boys face. Great work, and thumbs up for getting onto the street and facing people like this  I agree, that is a great smile. |
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| ParaMan |
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Great documentary shot. I would have cropped the picture so the boy was more off-set from the centre and to the left of the picture. And on my screen the picture has a slight green tint. But no doubt an excellent shot.
When going from colour to B/W there are many ways to go. However I find the best way to be.
Photoshop: Image-Adjustment-Channel Mixer. Mark Monochrome in the bottom left corner of the pop-up window. Set custom-settings : Red at 50% Green and Blue at 25% and then move the "Constant-slider" back and forth till you're happy with the contrasts. |
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| rob.chop |
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Thanks Paraman for the advice, these pictures however are not edited, i used the in camera settings to get the filter effects, just trying to hone my picture taking.  |
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Owner: rob.chop
Location: South Africa
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