We visited an artist friend yesterday. These are just some of her brushes. I'm not sure how this will look on your monitors, I've only got my laptop with me.
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We visited an artist friend yesterday. These are just some of her brushes. I'm not sure how this will look on your monitors, I've only got my laptop with me.
Toni
Never too old to learn but it it's OOF it's meant to be that way.
Canon 5DMk.11, various lenses Canon and old manual, tripod, etc.
I like the composition Toni however you need a bit more contrast and saturation to make this pop a bit more and to be quite honest it is a bit soft....nothing really in focus. Sorry but keep at it.
Graeme
"May the good Lord look down and smile upon your face"......Norman Gunston___________________________________________________
Nikon: D7000, D80, 12-24 f4, 17-55 f2.8, 18-135, 70-300VR, 35f2, SB 400, SB 600, TC-201 2x converter. Tamron: 90 macro 2.8 Kenko ext. tubes. Photoshop CS2.
Umm... Graeme, this one is in the Not for Critique forum.Originally Posted by old dog
@Toni - just "some" of her brushes! And I thought photography was an expensive hobby!
Waz
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A few people have given me the brush. Glad I don't know your artist friend.
Experience is what you get, just after you need it.
60D and a couple of old lenses.
Hmm! Photoshop manual edition.
CC, Image editing OK.
That's amazing Toni
Quite a collection!
Threadstarter
Thanks everyone - yes, you should see the rest of her studio
This is a pretty severe crop. I didn't really want to show her face, without her permission (she's pretty well known and is working on a painting for the next Sulman).
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