A Little Peek a Boo

[mwilson263]

A couple shots of the wife as we were walking around town.

 

[tirediron]

Cute shots, but unfortunately it appears that you've missed focus; while the bricks/stone/?? image right appear to be sharply focused, her face is distinctly soft.

 

[mwilson263]

Cute shots, but unfortunately it appears that you've missed focus; while the bricks/stone/?? image right appear to be sharply focused, her face is distinctly soft.

Thanks for the feedback. I used a high pass filter on her in post processing, but maybe I shouldn't have - I thought it made her look soft as well. I'm not real good at Photoshop.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

And what you did in post proccesing IMO make it look like you photoshoped her in to it

 

[mwilson263]

And what you did in post proccesing IMO make it look like you photoshoped her in to it

Thanks Logan. Here's the original shot with no editing (aside from a little crop). One thing I noticed as I looked at the EXIF data (105mm, f4.5, 1/60, iso 100) - I didn't realize I had the shutter speed that slow which is likely the cause for the softness of the shot. Does it at least look a little more natural & less like I photoshopped her in?

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

And what you did in post proccesing IMO make it look like you photoshoped her in to it

Thanks Logan. Here's the original shot with no editing (aside from a little crop). One thing I noticed as I looked at the EXIF data (105mm, f4.5, 1/60, iso 100) - I didn't realize I had the shutter speed that slow which is likely the cause for the softness of the shot. Does it at least look a little more natural & less like I photoshopped her in?

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its better but still looks like you photoshopped her in IMO it may just be the lighting or it may just be my eyes