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tesarver

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My Granddaughter

26-06-2012, 20:04

Used this lens at my Grandson's birthday party @ a place called Bounce U. Here is a photo of my granddaughter:

I exported the photo from Lightroom to Elements 9.0, then converted the photo B/W using a Silver Efex Pro 2 plugin. I then brushed in the color parts that I wanted, then returned back to Lightroom to complete the processing.

Canon 5D MKII w/EF40mm f/2.8 STM(aka 40mm Pancake Lens) @ 1/80 sec @ f/3.5, ISO 800

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Tom
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tesarver

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28-06-2012, 14:53

Re: My Granddaughter

Made some minor tweaks to the photo:

Tom
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DeeGee

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28-06-2012, 19:35

Re: My Granddaughter

I like this.

Last time I went to a kids birthday party (nephews & nieces) spent most of the time "rescuing" children from where they'd got, then couldn't work out how to get down. Those tunnels are tougher than they look

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tesarver

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29-06-2012, 01:17

Re: My Granddaughter

Thanks DeeGee for stopping by and leaving a comment.

Tom
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Mazzie

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29-06-2012, 12:57

Re: My Granddaughter

What a cutie! I love the colour popping on this.

�Seeing is not enough; you have to feel what you photograph� � Andre Kertesz
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tesarver

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29-06-2012, 12:59

Re: My Granddaughter

Thanks Mazzie

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Stan

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29-06-2012, 18:37

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A different sort of kiddie shot Tom which works well

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tesarver

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29-06-2012, 20:19

Thanks Stan
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