Comments on: First Ever Photoshop – Fixing Flat Looking Faces http://www.ob81.com/2009/first-ever-photoshop-fixing-flat-looking-faces/ Personal site for Photos and Blogging Tue, 12 Jan 2010 13:45:48 +0000 hourly 1 By: ob81 http://www.ob81.com/2009/first-ever-photoshop-fixing-flat-looking-faces/comment-page-1/#comment-289 ob81 Sun, 06 Dec 2009 23:21:39 +0000 http://www.ob81.com/?p=142#comment-289 Hey Heidi! The skin color is a bit darker, but the photo does indeed pop. The guide I used did specifically state that this worked best on lighter colored individuals. I followed it exactly, but should be able to adjust as my knowledge of photoshop expands. I will check out the shadows option on a new set of photographs that I took today. Thanks for stopping by! Hey Heidi! The skin color is a bit darker, but the photo does indeed pop. The guide I used did specifically state that this worked best on lighter colored individuals. I followed it exactly, but should be able to adjust as my knowledge of photoshop expands.

I will check out the shadows option on a new set of photographs that I took today.

Thanks for stopping by!

]]> By: Heidi Cool http://www.ob81.com/2009/first-ever-photoshop-fixing-flat-looking-faces/comment-page-1/#comment-288 Heidi Cool Sun, 06 Dec 2009 06:14:20 +0000 http://www.ob81.com/?p=142#comment-288 Great job, even if the skin color isn't quite right, it looks more vibrant. Either way it's a dramatic shot. Kids are so cool to photograph. They've not yet gotten to that point where they seize up in front of a camera. You might also have fun playing with the shadows and highlights option. Copy your layer, then under the image menu go to adjustments, shadow/highlights. Just play around with all the sliders to see what happens. It can make scenery look quite dramatic. Great job, even if the skin color isn’t quite right, it looks more vibrant. Either way it’s a dramatic shot. Kids are so cool to photograph. They’ve not yet gotten to that point where they seize up in front of a camera.

You might also have fun playing with the shadows and highlights option. Copy your layer, then under the image menu go to adjustments, shadow/highlights. Just play around with all the sliders to see what happens. It can make scenery look quite dramatic.

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