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Girlfriend has been doing abit of image trickery, what do you think?

[Rich2484]

Oh dear oh dear...... Visor up and head over bar. Tut tut.

 

Only joking I'm it that sad. Nice pictures. I have noticed a few dots of the orange around he pic tho.

[Ian Flatters]

Nice photo-colour, the bit on the backhandle was bugging me tho.

[alex_m]

I'm gonna put it out there - i really hate 'colour-popping', unless it's really well thought out. It often looks tacky (usually when bog standard wedding photographers do it) - You know i mean no offense, just an opinion

 

Other than that its a nice photo.

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I'm gonna put it out there - i really hate 'colour-popping', unless it's really well thought out. It often looks tacky (usually when bog standard wedding photographers do it) - You know i mean no offense, just an opinion

 

Other than that its a nice photo.

 

no offense taken, good job she's a florist n not a wedding photographer then.lol

[alex_m]

haha

[Steve999]

Alex, what sort of software do you recommend - not too expensive mind you

Thanks

[alex_m]

The two i would recommend for beginners (and experts actually) are free!

Picasa for basic fixes like black and white, lights levels, cropping etc.

Picasa

 

and GIMP for more advanced technique like airbrushing (and colour popping haha!)

GIMP - Downloads (despite the name, it isn't dodgy , it's basically a free version of photoshop)

[Steve999]

Cheers, thanks. I'll have a play

[morten]

and GIMP for more advanced technique like airbrushing (and colour popping haha!)

GIMP - Downloads (despite the name, it isn't dodgy , it's basically a free version of photoshop)

 

I have been using GIMP for years. It is NOT a beginners software, but neither is Photoshop.

 

At one time I needed to do image masking using Gimp (masking out the background), so I made a Google search using the terms "gimp mask". Needless to say, I had some quite surprising results