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the second one has better lighting, though her hair gets cut off. narrow lighting is more flattering for women. make sure there's a defined shadow on one side of her face. make sure the eyes are nicely lit.

some spot removal/retouching obviously.

will the images just be small headers like 1-2" at the top of the article? i'm thinking a solid background would probably be better. white is good because it'll blend with the color of the pages [if they're white] and the only solid visible edge of the photo rests on top of the text that follows.

Couldn't rep Rob, but thanks..I don't have access to a studio and I have to work around the writer's schedule. The images last time went in a purple vertical bar and they were placed on top of the bar if that makes sense. I'm not sure what they'll do this time. However, my max white is set at 243 so everything even the white will print. I did alot of spot healing, but I didn't know if I should keep going I didn't want to get her feelings by making her look like someone she almost isnt you know?

Okay, so I'm a photo editor for a magazine and I'm doing shots for their editorial profiles. Please critique as what's working/ needs improvement.

very nice, what setup did you use?

It was sized for a child though.

how is it there? I've always wanted to go..I imagine if you're not in to nature there wouldn't be much in forms of entertainment but i'm sure that I'm probably wrong on that.

this page has been outstanding!

Lax agreed, I'm to worst at remembering to crop. I get caught up in the main subject.

I like these shots better than the other two..more personality to them.

Danners came highly recommended to me for when I go to Afghanistan. (hopefully soon)

GL, I just used whatever the military gave me..I forget the brand but yeah they did the job with a different pair of insoles lol

good luck lax!

I like it w/o the borders(or is this a print sitting on a table? I really can't tell). Yes the real effect is making architecture not look so skewed.

no, it's not really tilt shift because you're using photoshop.

sorry should have clarified "effect" yeah I'm not really into TS enough the ever buy a lens.

one last train shot.

woke up early to go take some picture of the train station before it got too hot.

the birds that were hanging out

afterwards we went out for a bite to eat.

then went to a half price bookstore who was having a 20% off sale and picked up a few things(all I got were discs lol)

it's for a class project, and it would have been way too busy without selective focus. It's not really TS because it doesn't follow through the whole frame.

words of truth Connor. I want to get a good printer like in my photo class and see if that helps with the connection but it's almost like disposable in digital. I don't know if it's because I paid for those pictures or that it's like a suprise seeing how they turned out and proud of the ones that actually look good.

haha that's a good way to get easy rep.

I wish! The professor makes us shoot in digital. I was looking forward to learning how to develop my film, but I guess it's a sign of the times..

working on school portfolio.

friends came down yesterday from out of town, we went to a lazer show and ate some good mexican food..of course we had to do the 80s bad boy pose hahaha The only one who looks natural is my Son in the lower right lol!

just a simple shot of a friend of mine.

fowler1 by dethridge photography, on Flickr

great photos modern, what's the first one? Oh and it's Adobe Garamond Pro. 288pt.

what's been keeping me off the photo thread :*(

Koven happy anii!! I wish I knew the date I started lol it was something like 3.5 years I believe.

Joelz love the last one.

Riff lol he has that arrogant "how dare you interrupt me" look going. However, great DoF

connor, next to last one is my fav. really captures the moment.