moment isolation by x___photographs

Photography • (none) • posted on Aug 01, 2005

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thank you so much for all the comments on my previous posts.. this is my first time working around edges & whatever, im not too technical, hopefully id be able to work on some more of these, i have a different program, called microsoft picture it! as for now, its serving me okay.. hopefully a purchase of photoshop will be better.. but i dont really mind ;] thanks for viewing! <3

Comments (16)

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chemicalbrother

12:14PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

I like this.......... dunno why but i do..... the only thing that spoils it for me is the car in the background... nice post production..

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Zacko

12:56PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

A picture is worth a 1000 words....yeah, that expression might be true after all. Gorgeous capture!!!! So beautiful and moving. Love your selective colouring, worked beautifully for this one. Have a great day #:O)

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cbender

1:01PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

that's a strong pic...! i really like this one... strong impression and impact on the viewer. your choice to just colour her was good - even though it would be interesting to see it the other way around...!

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Zabeth

1:41PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Selective coloring is a great choice for this one! Children are a Gift!!!!! Have a wonderful day!

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Lary

2:28PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Very good photo, agree with Zacko and others...very expresive photography! Have a great day! :)

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TwoPynts

3:30PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

I don't see how you could have made this better. The selective color really adds to the sense of isolation!

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Richardphotos

5:00PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

by far an excellent display of post work. give PSP a thought. you can buy it sometimes for $60 versus $500 for PS

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maggiemai

9:11PM | Mon, 01 August 2005

Awww what a little doll! Poor thing..feeling left out! Your selective coloring is perfectly wonderful on this picture and truly matches your title and the feelings portrayed! PSP works great for me..and is a lot of fun! Good luck with whatever program you choose...but you seem to be doing fantastic already!! :-) Vote

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