Raven a la Bidsy by jwdell

Mixed Medium • Portraits • posted on Jan 09, 2004

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I've heard it said that the key to being a good Photoshop Artist is knowing when to quit, an attribute I'm not exactly well known for... It becomes even more complicated when the subject is near and dear to the Artists heart.. This is a picture of my daughter, that was very low- rez, the original was taken with a cheap polaroid digital cam, and was 250X450 pixels with an outrageous yellowish cast. after enlarging, I had to break out every trick in the book for this one, but I knew there was a beautiful picture buried in there somewhere... A special thanxxx to Bidsy for teaching me 90% of those tricks... Thanxxx fer viewin, comments welcome... JD 2004

Comments (41)

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Elfenone

4:54PM | Sat, 10 January 2004

Oh absolutely.. she's a beautiful little girl. Worth every painstaking pixel picking moment you put into this beautiful image too.

logiloglu

8:15PM | Sat, 10 January 2004

beautiful simply beautiful. !!!!!!!! :O) !!!!!!

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Mercytoo

2:28PM | Sun, 11 January 2004

Oh my goodness, she is so adorable! A Beautiful little girl :) I think it was worth all of your hard work. Thanks for sharing this with us :o)

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ShadowWind

12:00PM | Mon, 12 January 2004

Excellent restoration on the photograph, wouldn't have even known if you didn't say anything.

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danob

12:22PM | Fri, 16 January 2004

Wonderful image of your little angel nuf to melt the heart of any Dad!!

deannacathcart

12:17AM | Sat, 24 January 2004

She is very sweet! I love the lighting in this picture! One thing I do after softening an image is to brighten the catch lights back up in the eyes. I burn them in then soften the edges with the smudge tool. It just gives back that little extra sparkle you loose with the blurring. :o)

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