Soft Mono by kaybee

Photography • Glamour • posted on Oct 10, 2005

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I converted this shot to Mono so that I could print it on silver foil (just to be different) and thought I would share it

Comments (9)

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RodolfoCiminelli

12:19PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Excellent soft portrait....!!! Very beautiful and suggestive model.....!!!

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LostPatrol

12:23PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Gold paper now silver foil! What next Roy? Very beautifully done soft portrait, great eye contact.

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TwoPynts

12:45PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Gorgeous...I bet the print turned out fantastic. The soft effect rocks!

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kenwas

1:21PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Beautiful work!

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Lledeline

2:28PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Soft and beautiful portrait.

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Zacko

4:42PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Beautiful model and gorgeous capture. Love that softness combined with that high key. Brilliant work. Have a great one. #:O)

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kimariehere

6:12PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

so beautiful looks alot like LIsa marie presley... totally beautiful!!

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tizjezzme

6:59PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

'converted to mono' ... okay, now THIS I gotta know! What a BEAUTIFUL FINISH to this portrait!!! Sooooo soft !!! (She looks so sad though ... :-( ) any inside tips on how you do a conversion to mono? :)

kaybee

3:37AM | Tue, 11 October 2005

Thank you all. Shari, there are a few ways to convert to B/W in Photoshop. You just 'desaturate' or change the 'mode' to greyscale or Lab colour (then going to 'layers' and discarding A &B). Other ways are playing about with the 'channel mixer', or just going to the 'layers' palette and choosing which channel looks best. Roy