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dnovak Junior Member Registered: December 2002 Location: glenwood springs, co Posts: 1 users gallery	I just found this site--so here's a try--used a lot of heal--some clonestamp--blurs, smart blurs--used eraser at 21% to get rid of blur in eyes and lips
	· Date: 1/1/2003 · Views: 2703 · Filesize: 36.3kb · Dimensions: 200 x 322 ·
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d_kendal

Senior Member

Registered: February 2002
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Posts: 829

1/1/2003 7:39pm

Nice work Dnovak, and welcome to RetouchPro! The only things I'd suggest would be to try to lighten up the dark spots around the eyes (especially the right one) and the neck (but it's a tough thing to do, I ran into the same problem on this challenge) also, it'd be nice to see your work a little bigger (800 dpi wide is standard for images around here, then we can all get a better look at the nice work everybody does

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- David

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Mike Needham

Senior Member

Registered: April 2002
Posts: 370

1/3/2003 4:24pm

Perhaps 800px wide

It looks a good retouch but with such a small picture it does'nt do it justice. I would love to see a larger version if you have one available.

dnovak
Junior Member

Registered: December 2002
Location: glenwood springs, co
Posts: 1

1/3/2003 5:48pm

thank you for the comments--my brain cells are not working too well--the limit says 200k for a file--if i go even 800px tall at 72 dpi the file is still almost 2 meg----any suggestions?

KenB

Senior Member

Registered: July 2002
Location: Michigan
Posts: 184

1/4/2003 11:59pm

Nice job, a little blotchy. If you use the save for web feature in Photoshop it makes it easy to create smaller files.

Ken

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