The mouth still looks like it has been cut and pasted onto the hands. I would recommend taking the skin around the mouth of the original photo, then create a selection and then blend it onto the hands. This will create more depth and eliminate the factor of the image looking like it has been cut and pasted.
I really like them, the first image looks like your stronger piece because of all the detail and contrast. However, I do like how simple the second image is and how it stands on its own. Have you considered maybe using blur in your images to create focus on the subject?
I like the first one and I am happy you went ahead and fixed the orientation of the mouthes. The second photo looks off for some reason though. Whether it is his brows or the opacity of the silhouette. Good job though Abby.
Both look like you achieved your goal!
ReplyDeleteThe mouth still looks like it has been cut and pasted onto the hands. I would recommend taking the skin around the mouth of the original photo, then create a selection and then blend it onto the hands. This will create more depth and eliminate the factor of the image looking like it has been cut and pasted.
ReplyDeleteI really like them, the first image looks like your stronger piece because of all the detail and contrast. However, I do like how simple the second image is and how it stands on its own. Have you considered maybe using blur in your images to create focus on the subject?
ReplyDeleteI like the first one and I am happy you went ahead and fixed the orientation of the mouthes. The second photo looks off for some reason though. Whether it is his brows or the opacity of the silhouette. Good job though Abby.
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