The holidays were a busy time so this is the first Fix-it Friday that I've participated in using this blog.
This is Rachel's original photo - can you believe these eyes?! - the rest of them are my edits.
This is Rachel's original photo - can you believe these eyes?! - the rest of them are my edits.
First of all I did a "base" edit from which I then added variations.
Paint the Moon (PTM) Lighten & Tone action - 20% / 30%
Diminish dark circles under her eyes
PTM Twinkle Eyes action
PTM Hair & Eye Pop action
PTM Biscotti action
Crop
Diminish dark circles under her eyes
PTM Twinkle Eyes action
PTM Hair & Eye Pop action
PTM Paint with Light action
CoffeeHouse Denim action - Faded Denim
Crop
Horizontal Flip
Paint the Moon (PTM) Lighten & Tone action - 20% / 30%
Diminish dark circles under her eyes
PTM Twinkle Eyes action
PTM Hair & Eye Pop action
PTM White Chocolate Sauce action
Crop
PTM Hope Chest Texture at 60% - soft light blending mode
Remove texture from subject
Paint the Moon (PTM) Lighten & Tone action - 20% / 30%
Diminish dark circles under her eyes
PTM Twinkle Eyes action
PTM Hair & Eye Pop action
PTM Wheat-b texture at 60%
Remove texture from subject
Click on the link above to see how others edited today's photo by Rachel.
7 comments:
The second to last one is my favorite. I love the texture!
Thank you for your kind comment!
Your edits are works of art my dear! I think my favorite is the last one, although they are all gorgeous!
Have a fantastic weekend.:0)
Love Love Love PTM! I like the softness of your first edit using Biscotti (it's one of my new fave actions of hers right now). And I like the use of the texture in the 3rd edit. I like the brightness of your last edit and the colors. There's a teeny tiny bit of a red color cast on her right cheek in the shadow from her hair. That can be fixed with PTMs "Fix Color Reflection" action...Can you tell I'm addicted? LOL Nice edits!
Christina
Beautiful edits!! Love the textures!!
Thank you for the compliment you left on my blog. I absolutely LOVE the one with the selective color pulling the blues. So pretty and doesn't look contrived. I haven't been able to master that yet.
Simply gorgeous! :)
They are all beautiful! Thanks for explaining your processing steps.
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