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<blockquote data-quote="kluisi" data-source="post: 253523" data-attributes="member: 17548">Yeah...They the window frame lines were actually much worse as the light outside that window was pretty harsh when I took these. I probably could have gotten better results on a cloudy day or earlier in the morning. I was able to use photoshop to minimize them to the point that I thought they looked OK, but I thought it might end up looking worse if I tried to edit them out fully. Then I thought that they actually added a bit to it rather than it just being a plain black outline against a plain white background.I was going for more of a full silhouette than a partial, but I did like the little touch of light that highlights the smile lines/cheeks of the girls (not that I was trying for it or have any idea how I did it <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> ) and wouldn't mind a bit more detail in that way. What do you mean by more open? Maybe moving outside maybe at the crest of a hill rather than against the backdrop?Anyone have any thoughts on the mounting options? Prints or canvas? If prints, glossy or matte? If prints, how would you frame/mat the shot?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kluisi, post: 253523, member: 17548"] Yeah...They the window frame lines were actually much worse as the light outside that window was pretty harsh when I took these. I probably could have gotten better results on a cloudy day or earlier in the morning. I was able to use photoshop to minimize them to the point that I thought they looked OK, but I thought it might end up looking worse if I tried to edit them out fully. Then I thought that they actually added a bit to it rather than it just being a plain black outline against a plain white background. I was going for more of a full silhouette than a partial, but I did like the little touch of light that highlights the smile lines/cheeks of the girls (not that I was trying for it or have any idea how I did it :) ) and wouldn't mind a bit more detail in that way. What do you mean by more open? Maybe moving outside maybe at the crest of a hill rather than against the backdrop? Anyone have any thoughts on the mounting options? Prints or canvas? If prints, glossy or matte? If prints, how would you frame/mat the shot? [/QUOTE]

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