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This is a discussion on meet Ronnie and Jordan within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I was out walking with a friend and ran into this coming down the road: they stopped to chat a ...

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    I was out walking with a friend and ran into this coming down the road:


    they stopped to chat a bit. The young man is Jordan. He was taking his grandfather Ronnie for a ride. I loved Ronnie's face. I know nothing of portrait taking but wanted to spend a long time taking pictures. Fortunately my friend kept them occupied as I snapped away.







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    Nice series!

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    I like this set too. Nice work.
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    Nice set - I like shot 1 best. (it has quite a strong colour cast though)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marko View Post
    Nice set - I like shot 1 best. (it has quite a strong colour cast though)
    thanks Marko. I did very little PP with it. Is it too blue/grey? How should I fix it?
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    I get a nice autumn feel from this photo Bambi...great capture!
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    thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    thanks Marko. I did very little PP with it. Is it too blue/grey? How should I fix it?
    Looks blue/greenish to me...MANY ways to fix this.
    Hue/saturation is common to many PP programs that may fix it.
    What graphics program u use again?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marko View Post
    Looks blue/greenish to me...MANY ways to fix this.
    Hue/saturation is common to many PP programs that may fix it.
    What graphics program u use again?

    thanks Marko, I thought about sending you a PM but then thought that perhaps others might want to read it too. I have two programs: Picasa and GIMP. Am thinking of purchasing Lightroom. Haven't decided yet. Save for a new camera or purchase software....hm what to do but I digress
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    I absolutely love the last shot! It reminds me of sitting and talking to my own grandfather.
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