Fish Faces

[zip 0]

Sweet pics guys!

 

Ray-Going up near lake placid-better watch out for monster crocodiles!lol

[Graham 0]

 

[Will Milne 0]

Hey no fair you folks get to fish for trout:)))

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

pucker up:))

 

Will

[letumgo 0]

Graham & Will,

 

Wow, those are great photos.

 

Will,

 

We may get to fish for trout, but your fish look huge! Bet they were fun to fight. :yahoo:

 

Thanks for sharing!

[Vito1 0]

Graham,

 

I like the effects on the LRB photo. I was just messing around with some pics the other day doing something similar.

 

[Graham 0]

What a magnificent looking fish Vito. I just had to have a go as well.

 

I want to start experimenting with reflectors while taking fish face photos. I'm wondering if anyone here has done this and if they have any helpful suggestions. I'm also wondering how this light affects polarizing filters. I'd really like to enhance some of my brownie photos this fall without using fill flash.

 

 

 

[Vito1 0]

Nicely done, Graham. You made the red cheek really "pop". My eyes were drawn right to it.

[letumgo 0]

Wow. Those look incredible!!!

[Graham 0]

This is a lot of fun..

 

[Steeldrifter 0]

Looks like a hand drawn rendition man, very cool :headbang:

[Graham 0]

This is getting addictive...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Vito1 0]

Well done, Graham. I really like the rainbow and bamboo rod.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Frankie 2 Times 0]

Vito,

Love the special effects on the pics. What software are you using to produce these? I'm basically a photo editing idiot and could use some help. Thanks.

 

Frank

[Vito1 0]

Photoshop CS3. It's pretty easy to do when you become familiar with the filters. When you get familiar with that, you can do some cool stuff by using multiple layers of the same image and adjusting the layer properties.

[Graham 0]

Great looking images Vito, has a fine art feel to them.

 

I like they way the photoshop effects look on flies as well.

This is my go-to fly for big fall brownie action.

 

 

But when taking fish photos I prefer not to have the fly in the shot, unless it adds drama, or a story line, as opposed of the cold sting of steel distracting from a beautiful fish face.