August-18-05 Michael W. Smith by TimeKeeper Photography

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August 21, 2004	copyright 2004 Judy Pochard

August-18-05 Michael W. Smith

Pittsburg, PA

An archive shot for today. This was from a Michael W. Smith / Mercyme concert last summer. The best concert I've ever attended! I did a sketch filter effect for this one and really like how it turned out. I have a whole gallery of photos from that concert here:

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:: Michael W. Smith Mercyme Concert ::

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TimeKeeper Photography 08-Dec-2005 15:11
Is this better, marj? http://www.pbase.com/jpochard/image/53305530 I agreed with your comments. I cleared out the "chin hairs" too....at least that's what they looked like! :)

Marj Shockley 08-Dec-2005 11:33
I love the sketch filter that you applied to this. It suits it so well. Nice capture and pose. One improvement, IMHO, would be to clone out the object at the top/back of his head. It looks like a bow or something and I find it distracting. His head silhouetted against the white background would look so much cleaner. :)

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TimeKeeper Photography		08-Dec-2005 15:11
Is this better, marj? http://www.pbase.com/jpochard/image/53305530 I agreed with your comments. I cleared out the "chin hairs" too....at least that's what they looked like! :)

Marj Shockley		08-Dec-2005 11:33
I love the sketch filter that you applied to this. It suits it so well. Nice capture and pose. One improvement, IMHO, would be to clone out the object at the top/back of his head. It looks like a bow or something and I find it distracting. His head silhouetted against the white background would look so much cleaner. :)