Photo "m310504"

Cristi Matei #1 mon 31 May 2004 17:10

verry good light and softness in this.

Regards, Cristi!

mn #2 mon 31 May 2004 17:18

So beatiful job Walo, my congrats, Miguel ; )

just me #3 mon 31 May 2004 17:39

Very fine, excellent light!

a sd #4 mon 31 May 2004 18:14

Excellent!!!
Regards

HASSAN V. #5 mon 31 May 2004 18:35

A GREAT SENSUEL WORK,BRAVO

Michael McCann #6 mon 31 May 2004 19:59

Superb photo. Lighting great as always.

Fernando Dinis #7 mon 31 May 2004 21:59

My best regards!!

Aleksey Levin #8 Tue 1 Jun 2004 08:30

Very nice.

Marcel Ritschard #9 Tue 1 Jun 2004 09:05

nice picture

Dmitriy Boyko #10 Tue 1 Jun 2004 09:35

Lovely! Liked This composition and light from Nude Skin!
Regards!

Brites dos Santos #12 Tue 1 Jun 2004 16:42

Good diagonal pose.

Mads Henriksen #13 Tue 1 Jun 2004 21:35

Hej Thoenen. Again very good. I like your picts. Very classic and beautifull. I like to work with a more experimental style - to seek the limits. That`s what makes it interesting - to see the different styles of different artists.

Most of your picts have a very warm tone and a kind of glow around the edges of the figure.

I would be happy, if you would tell me about how you make this glow. Also I will tell you about my techniques - look at "Devils Drink", if you are interested.

Regards Mads

thoenen walo #14 Tue 1 Jun 2004 21:59

hey,

there is no mistery about the technique.
just 2 layers, one crispsharp and one soft (gauss). adjust the contrast, level hue and saturation. that`s all.

KISS keep it simple and stupid.

regards

walo

Mads Henriksen #15 Wed 2 Jun 2004 20:31

Hey Walo

Do you mask the upper layer or multiply or what?. With "normal" blending the upper layer would make the underlying layer invisible...

Yes, simple is good...

Mads

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#14 thoenen walo wrote:

> hey,

there is no mistery about the technique.
just 2
> layers, one crispsharp and one soft (gauss). adjust the
> contrast, level hue and saturation. that`s all.

KISS keep
> it simple and stupid.

regards

walo
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thoenen walo #18 Thu 3 Jun 2004 14:37

hi again,

I`m working in the layers-palette. there is a function to blend the layers in different ways and different degrees !

I hope you`ll find it.

cu

walo