Adam-Johnson wrote:
Do you have the full res?

They're pretty big files Adam...I didn't notice any pixelization during editing.

RK Enhanstoration wrote:
Just parked in my mm thing until you see it...await ok:

Crisp version:

Rob,

Exquisite eye and makeup detail. Colors are breathtaking and beautiful. You should put this in your port.

Fit Doc wrote:

Rob,

Exquisite eye and makeup detail. Colors are breathtaking and beautiful.

Thanks Doug!

They are both beautiful models, but rotate the image and look at the brunette square on...

RK Enhanstoration wrote:
They're pretty big files Adam...I didn't notice any pixelization during editing.

Not terrible, but for high-end d&b beauty work, there's not enough to work with here.

Bret McMichael wrote:

Not terrible, but for high-end d&b beauty work, there's not enough to work with here.

Agree...if you want to do pixel-level DB you are limited. However, I suspect OP will be happy with some patch-and-flash edits

StillBreathing wrote:

A little blown out for my taste

wbphotography wrote:
just my take, great image btw



cheers,
wolfgang

I'm a fan of this style, I like the washed out blue tones. Beautiful You may use this in your port if you so wish, I only ask that you would credit me.

Bret McMichael wrote:
If you happen to get your hands on the unedited high res, let me know.  Could be a great shot to work on.

I'll be sure to let you know, you've got an impressive port. I'm hoping to get them soon. Issue is I need to transfer the terabyte to this computer, or rather my father does and he's a very busy man so finding the time to get him to help me is proving difficult.

Amber Candoff wrote:
The one girls hair was hard to work on so her hair looks strange in the after pic but heres my version.. its just a fun one lol not bad for my second day of photoshop tho.

http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php? … 7evn4i4qvr

I'm affraid its a little loud for me. For a second day of photoshop though, you've done more than I could! I spend a while figuring out how to use Bridge thinking it was photoshop, so well done :p

RK Enhanstoration wrote:
Just parked in my mm thing until you see it...await ok:

Crisp version:

A nice edit, I like that you've flipped it. You may keep this version in your port if you so wish, IF you credit me. Thanks

RK Enhanstoration wrote:
Oil-paint version. )For fun and exercise...puff puff puff). As mentioned just parked in my mm until you see them...will yank or keep as per your discretion (PM ME)

Not a fan I'll admit, I prefer crisp images and I like photos to look like, well, photos :p

That being said, its a personal preference but you've managed the effect well (y)

Adam David Photography wrote:

A nice edit, I like that you've flipped it. You may keep this version in your port if you so wish, IF you credit me. Thanks

Of course I'll credit you     ...I did a flip to create a counterpoint to the 'painting' one. I'll also credit the models if you like.

WP Retouch wrote:
cool image adam enjoyed this

GORGEOUS! I adore this, its got that editorial feel I've always aimed for but never once have managed to pull off.

Ofcourse you can use this in your port if you'd like to
- again, please do credit me

RK Enhanstoration wrote:

Of course I'll credit you     ...I did a flip to create a counterpoint to the 'painting' one. I'll also credit the models if you like.

By all means credit them PM me if you need their MM#

RA Photography wrote:
here's my take on it

This is a little too saturated for me personally. Good effort, I like you (like everybody else infact) kept the integrity of the image and didn't blur their faces out with "airbrushing"

Adam-Johnson wrote:
Do you have the full res?

Working on it, if you would like me to PM you when I get them please let me know

GD Whalen  wrote:

I adore this! You managed to get rid of the annoying double straps so kudos to you!

Feel free to use this in your port if you'd so wish. If you do I'd ask that you could please credit me

Bret McMichael wrote:

Not terrible, but for high-end d&b beauty work, there's not enough to work with here.

I knew it would be dodgy with MM limiting the pixel count, I'm going to pester my dad right this second to see if I can get it put in!

RK Enhanstoration wrote:
This is a lot of fun.

Firstly, having a 17 year old offer considered feedback is enjoyable.

Secondly, it offers a window into what young shooters 'like'.

Cripes, I'm almost 50 and I've seen about 25 'preferred style' changes in my time....keeping up is a challenge...

Thanks for the comments, OP, sincerely...this is a great thread,

You're very welcome. I always try to give thought-through feedback, otherwise its  a waste of time I feel, wouldn't you agree? But thank you so much for your edits, I took great pleasure in looking through everyones different takes on it.

I bet keeping up is a challenge! I even find it hard if I'm honest, not being able to dedicate as much time to is as I'd like with school work and all. Its tough, I'll give you that.

Adam David Photography wrote:

I'm a fan of this style, I like the washed out blue tones. Beautiful You may use this in your port if you so wish, I only ask that you would credit me.

thank you, adam

Rob Mac Studio wrote:
Really nice capture, lovely fresh faced models, shame it wasn't a RAW well done

Lovely! Crisp, clean and simple. I really like the colouring here. I should be getting the original image up soon (not sure if its RAW, it may well be - pm me if you'd be interested in the original)

Like a broken record... you can use this in your port if you so wish, but please do credit me.

Adam-Johnson wrote:

Certainly has some visual impact there Its a little more saturated than I prefer but it would make me look again (and indeed it did)