A life Skill

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By: Evan Agnew
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Photographer	Evan Agnew {Karma:1292}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Pentax SF1n
Categories	Abstracts People Children	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Pentax - F zoom
Uploaded	8/19/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	393	Shutter
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Huron Diocese Church Camp State - ONTARIO Country - Canada
About	I was at a youth camp earlier in the summer where they were teaching their Leaders in Training CPR. It is a skill that hopefully they will continue to practice beyond camp. I took the image and played with it in PSP mainly because I am learning how to work with the programme. Anyway this is the result. Comments and suggestions are always welcome.
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Evan Agnew {K:1292} 8/21/2004

Thanks Sid for your comments.
I am not sure how I would go about it at the moment but as I learn more about PSP I will work on this one and see what can be done with it to improve it.

I agree that it is a bit on the busy side.

Sid . {K:3140} 8/20/2004

I like this effect because it brings out the lines as well as shadows and still keeps the actual shape of things (instead of distorting it). However, I find the back wall a little distracting. It's difficult using this effect because of the lack of dimension.
Just an idea. Try to either darken the back wall so it doesn't show as much detail when this effect is put in place OR (don't know if this would work seeing as I've never tried it myself) adjust the contrast in the fore ground just a little bit to bring out some detail in the kids so the back wall doesn't come out too strong.
Good work.
Sid

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