crop
adjust hues and saturation
adjust curves
cloned bits of hair to even out the fro
cloned stray hairs out of the background
dodge and burn for faux vignette
sharpen hair
sharpen afro pick
neat image
re-size
sharpen
frame
save for web
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Place: 32 out of 170 Avg (all users): 6.0755 Avg (commenters): 7.2143 Avg (participants): 5.8209 Avg (non-participants): 6.1616 Views since voting: 1233 Views during voting: 399 Votes: 265 Comments: 19 Favorites: 1 (view)
I liked this image...the background suits it. I completely understood the pick in hair (very retro!). And I liked that you could see the individaul hairs. Although, there is the one spot near the pick that is blurred and not as crisp as the rest. I also wasn't keen on your title.
I liked this shot a lot but scored it lower than I wanted to b/c I thought that looked like a piece of asparagus in his hair. Was it trying to be a feather? why is it there? (these were my thoughts) My friends & I do that sometimes with pencils to hold our hair up, but then I didn't get the relationship to chocolate...sorry! boy I think I'd better walk to work today!
A very artful shot this is. Great idea. I like the background texture and tone to the shot. Have to agree with some of the others where I would've liked to see this one without the dreadlock.
This image is very captivating and interesting. I love the feel of the photo and I love that it tells you so much info without "showing" the viewer anything. Well done.
Lovely Silhouette. I like the way you back lit the subject. The pick in the hair ads an unusual touch. Was your subject an original Aussie? Very nice. Congrats.
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