A selection of hints and tips to help improve your portrait photography. Portrait Photography.
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E-400 1/200 second F/8.0 17 mm 100 Feb 22, 2008, 4:41:41 PM Share
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Are you sure you used hard light, and not soft light?
Hard light would have made it almost black and wiped out all your whites, if you used a black grad that is?
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1) Make a new layer underneath the original image.
2) I then made a gradient from black through to transparent
3) i then set the image to hard light.
4) Shazam, one image above ^^
Thanks for the help
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have you tried doing this sort of thing with layer masks? it's quite handy
Nice composition, though it might be nice to see a bit of the horizon to give some scale to the photo
overall, looks really nice
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Shade makes Christiano Ronaldo look imputant!
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so, if you duplicate your photo layer, and tweak it, making it darker, more contrasted, etc, and then add a mask, you could apply a gradient to that in B&W (white at top, black at bottom) so that the new layer would show at the top of the photo, while the old layer would be visible through.
it's a little hard to explain
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