Wingless Angels by ElusiveAngel

Photography • Portraits • posted on Jun 16, 2008

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My two Angels. It was originally 2 separate photos, which I had put together to make a portrait. I applied layer masks in photoshop to achieve the end result. Feel free to give comments. I am still new to this whole process.

Comments (13)

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jeroni

5:14AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

por separado creo que ganaria mas las fotos tu hijo tiene unos ojos muy bellos, y no merece la pena retocarlos ees mi humilde comentario. pero es un Fantastic work

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GBCalls

5:14AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Cute little treasures! You can be proud of both your little ones and your blending in photoshop. Great work!

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mickuk50

5:27AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

this is a lovely portrait made all the better by your postwork :o) mick

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Vandaler

8:07AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Very nice ElusiveAngeltjie. They are angels and I like that you kept a little bit of colors and not attempted to blend them together to much with the sameness in tone, it would have been a bit weird otherwise. Hope to see more and more of your photography. Take care !

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dhanco

10:35AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Such darling children and your portrait and postwork are excellent. Beautifully done.

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SapUS59

11:15AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

excellent portrait of such beautiful children, excellent work !!

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Meisiekind

11:52AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Cute - nice use of selective coloring! :)

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busi2ness

12:10PM | Mon, 16 June 2008

I love the selective coloring, I would like to see the original(s) though. You kids are very sweet.

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Cgaynor

6:14PM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Talk about sharing...keep experimenting. I thought about enlarging the girl's face to bring it more in line with the boy's, but I can't say that would be an imporvement. It is excellent as it is...(Also, I don't know how to correct a horison line either, without slanting the coast line etc...unacceptably). Thank you.

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