Introducing by NicoleFaber

Photography • People • posted on Aug 12, 2006

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Hello All!! I hope you are all fine.. I am introducing my younger sister to you, Kris. She didn't know that I was going to post pictures of her until after the pictures were taken because then she wouldn't have let me take any pictures! ;-)> Anyway, Kris has never been roller blading before and I took her out. Probably not at the best place as my series will show but she got the hang of it pretty good. The worst part is that I was wanting to take pictures of her and other things instead of helping her steady herself and get used to it.. I think we had moved maybe 100 feet and I walked away to take a picture! Opps! This picture isn't the greatest because of the serious light in the background but I have no idea how to get rid of it but I just wanted to have an alright photo of her to show you... Thanks so much for checking out my last post, Move Over.. I'm glad you all knew the song.. I thought it was very funny! Have a great night/day/afternoon! Nicole!

Comments (6)

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Zacko

6:12AM | Sat, 12 August 2006

Oooh! I hope you took some photos of her actually roller blading as well, LOL. If this was her first time, then they would probably be quite amusing to see. #:oD I dont think this is a bad photo at all, her smile is really lovely. It rubs off on anyone who sees it. I would think it would have looked even better though if you had used the flash though. Have a wonderful weekend. #:O)

gingerlou

9:23AM | Sat, 12 August 2006

Nicole, you captured her smile very nicely. I can't wait to see her roller blading. Again, nice shot. :))

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bentchick

5:00PM | Sat, 12 August 2006

Hey Nicole, I don't know what program your using, but if you have something called "fill flash" in photoshop under enhancements and lighting, you can mask off your subject and adjust the lighting on it and then select inverse masking and adjust your background. If you don't go too overboard with these two it looks very natural. Looking forward to more pics of roller blading (haven't been myself for way too long and now I'm afraid I'll break something)!!!!

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