Girl with a White Hairclip by JoeSchmoe by Sony Forums Challenges


24-JAN-2004	© Joseph T. Thai

Through lighting and texture, I tried to give this image the look of a Vermeer or similar old master. Not that I succeeded, but it was fun trying.

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1/50s f/2.3 at 21.7mm iso200 full exif

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Bill Borne		26-Jan-2004 22:26
Nice work bringing out the "Texture" of the photo. A nice shot of the cute girl. The difference between a "kid snapshot" and your photo shows what can be achieved with a little forethought! Bill B

Sony Forums Challenges		26-Jan-2004 21:34
Captured at the right moment indeed, adorable. The expression on her face, the tilting of her head and the tiny hand.. it brings accross the beauty if innosence Hewy

Sony Forums Challenges		26-Jan-2004 17:19
You captured her at just the right moment. Nicely done! Helen

Guest		26-Jan-2004 13:53
Thanks for all the kind comments, which I really appreciate. MFC, to achieve the canvas effect, I used the texture filter in Photoshop (filter > texture > texturizer > canvas).

Sony Forums Challenges		26-Jan-2004 12:04
lovely expression on the girl ;) well done. -- andy

Sony Forums Challenges		26-Jan-2004 08:37
This is one of those "just the right moment" photos. A marvelous look as she appears to be peeking around the chair to see what's happening. Super. ... R.J. (Imager)

Katherine Stanback's Photos		26-Jan-2004 03:25
I love her curious expression - she's so cute! I like the texture effect - it looks like a painting.

Sony Forums Challenges		25-Jan-2004 23:39
She's precious, Joe...and the hairclip does stand out. You captured a really cute moment of curiosity/wonder...nice colors, effective lighting, and engaging composition. I really like the textured canvas effect here...a good idea for this theme. It's subtle & not overdone. Nice photo...I like what you achieved here. Can you share more about the canvas effect technique? MFC

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