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.
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
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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.
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Hmm! Photoshop manual edition.
CC, Image editing OK.
That's amazing Toni
I shoot with Olympus Cameras.. Sometimes Canon and My iPhone SE 2020
Quite a collection!
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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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