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Emmarmaladee

PostPosted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 4:56 pm


I am a photographer.
I own a non-profit (or small profit) band photography & interviewing business called: Red Tree Photography. I am situated in Sydney, Australia & take pleasure in photographing small home-grown bands at Film Australia. Here are some examples of my work:

andrew (from distorted silence)
zac (from a joker & his gun)
tully (from distorted silence)
zac & davide (from a joker & his gun)
zac & davide (from a joker & his gun)
marley (from distorted silence)

I would appreciate constructive criticism & hopefully some good feedback. (I know I had these in another thread, but the links got stuffed up).
PostPosted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 7:54 am


Lovely work.
I especially like the photograph of Andrew [D.s.], and how you made the hair seem almost on fire--though, I'd really love to know how.
On the first Zac/davide picture, however, the black-white line is sort of wobbly, and it looks almost as though it were done on paint or whatnot.
I would suggest posing the boys farther apart, or making the line more clear/defined.

I'd love to see more of your work in the future, and welcom to the guild.
-Yuki

Yukiko Gemini


Emmarmaladee

PostPosted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 1:48 am


Yukiko Gemini
Lovely work.
I especially like the photograph of Andrew [D.s.], and how you made the hair seem almost on fire--though, I'd really love to know how.
On the first Zac/davide picture, however, the black-white line is sort of wobbly, and it looks almost as though it were done on paint or whatnot.
I would suggest posing the boys farther apart, or making the line more clear/defined.

I'd love to see more of your work in the future, and welcom to the guild.
-Yuki


thankyou. hmn. the answer to your question:
I used adobe photoshop, fiddled with the hue/saturation a bit to enhance the colour of andrew's hair. I then duplicated the back ground layer. with the duplicated layer, I removed all hue, and all saturation. thus creating a black & white layer. After that, I used the rubber to remove the duplicated layer, where I wanted the hair to show through!

At the second thing, it wasn't done on paint. It's a curtain. Haha. I didn't touch that picture on photoshop, or paint. That's just the way it turned out. But thankyou for letting me know your perception of it... next time I do this pose, I'll review the positioning & such!
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