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Orton effect

This is a discussion on Orton effect within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; So...after listening to the 'Orton Effect' podcast I decided to give it a go on a wedding group portrait...what do ...

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    So...after listening to the 'Orton Effect' podcast I decided to give it a go on a wedding group portrait...what do you think? I am still not sold on it but it does give a rather surreal effect.
    ps, Bride is confined to a wheelchair so we sat her in the middle of this rock garden and moved all the others in and out as required, worked pretty slick.


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    I kinda like the orton here. Even more importantly- did the bride like it? Because that's all that matters. I like the posing here too.
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    i think the bride will like this, it does have a dreamy quality!
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    She hasn't seen it yet. I was thinking I would create a mask and bring the sharpness of the faces in a little bit more. I like the effect but not so much on faces.

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