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Archive for 12. July 2009
Nicky, all Nicky!
12. July 2009 by David.
Sometimes you don’t have to pose your subject. This is my niece Nicky after graduating from UC Berkeley last June (2008), without my direction or help this captured her personality remarkably well. She just got back this month from a year in Spain where she was teaching English. Welcome Home Nicky.
The only editing I did was to use the layer function in Photoshop and blur the background a bit. This helped focus your attention on the subject instead of the clutter happening behind her. After all, Nicky is more important than all those other people. Family and friends excluded.
Keep Clicking
Dave
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