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<blockquote data-quote="ohkphoto" data-source="post: 177813" data-attributes="member: 1573">I think this is in line with the discussion.&nbsp; Here's an example of how I used the &quot;ethereal effect&quot; to &quot;salvage a mistake&quot;&nbsp; (quick, on the fly capture in midday sun and too far to use fill in flash) and brighten a picture that needed brightening.&nbsp; The before and the after, processed with layer adjustments in photoshop and masking, viveza to brighten the faces, then converted to BW with silver efex, applied &quot;classical soft&quot; filter and &quot;glamour glow&quot; (color efex pro) and reduced layer opacity to 50% on each adjustment and masked out faces to keep eyes sharp.It ended up being one of the most popular photos for this bride and groom&nbsp; . . . so either I'm very good at salvaging or they don't know &quot;mistake photography&quot; . . . or a little of both LOL.[ATTACH]45436[/ATTACH][ATTACH]45438[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ohkphoto, post: 177813, member: 1573"] I think this is in line with the discussion. Here's an example of how I used the "ethereal effect" to "salvage a mistake" (quick, on the fly capture in midday sun and too far to use fill in flash) and brighten a picture that needed brightening. The before and the after, processed with layer adjustments in photoshop and masking, viveza to brighten the faces, then converted to BW with silver efex, applied "classical soft" filter and "glamour glow" (color efex pro) and reduced layer opacity to 50% on each adjustment and masked out faces to keep eyes sharp. It ended up being one of the most popular photos for this bride and groom . . . so either I'm very good at salvaging or they don't know "mistake photography" . . . or a little of both LOL. [ATTACH=CONFIG]45436._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]45438._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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