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quite colorful. a bit 'busy', though. one tends to lose the original subject in all the rest that's been added. had you used your additions more to frame her rather than cover and alter her, i think i'd like it a bit more. for instance, i like what you did to the left of her (though, not to the arm), and i like the curves below her and some of the stuff to the right, but dont really like much where you've altered her actual body. i'd also have been tempted to draw in her abdomen a bit.
I'm kind of between a good photographer and a good Photoshop dabbler, and much of my work reflects that--it's an OK shot, but with some cleanup it's not bad.
I'd appreciate some comments on this bit. It's a "studio" portrait, but I had to do more tweaking than I'd intended...
First of all thank you everybody for such a warm community! It is my first post there so let me know if I broke some rule. I'm trying to learn D&B magic on photo by jasz (thank you, jasz!). At this point I don't know is my image smooth enough and where to go next to make it even better. One more...
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