What These Eyes Have Seen...

[ShutteredEye]

 

[photo gal]

I feel like I've seen her before...have I? Nicely done!

 

[ShutteredEye]

I feel like I've seen her before...have I? Nicely done!

Yes, this is Granny Smith again.

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=38539&highlight=Granny+Smith

Thanks!

 

[Alexandra]

awesome shot, I love it!
:thumbup:

 

[JonK]

Very sweet. I like the sepia for this shot. I thnk I'd touch up the reflections tho. good detail thruout.

 

[ShutteredEye]

Very sweet. I like the sepia for this shot. I thnk I'd touch up the reflections tho. good detail thruout.

Yeah I tried cloning them, and it worked great for her right eye. But her left eye came off looking way too artificial, there isn't enough unreflected information for my weak cloning skills. Believe it or not I reduced the reflections significantly with some work in the highlights/shadows screen.

 

[ShutteredEye]

Did a little work on this shot, what do you think?

Before:

After:

 

[markc]

Her face is a bit dark, but her eyes are so much better. They were looking a bit freaky before. Good job!

 

[ShutteredEye]

Her face is a bit dark, but her eyes are so much better. They were looking a bit freaky before. Good job!

Ok, if you don't mind, hit refresh and let me know what you think now?

 

[markc]

Ok, if you don't mind, hit refresh and let me know what you think now?

Yeah, I think you did a good job. It's tricky because of the angle the light is coming in; some of her face is lit and some is in shadow. I might boost the contrast just a touch, but the tone might be throwing me off.

 

[anicole]

and she still has on that wonderful jacket ... I hope you or some other member of the family will cherish that!