Arabian Beauty

[Japokskee]

Thank you again for the actual diagram and the extra shot. You are clearly a very accomplished portrait photographer (with an excellent model to display your skills, too !)

thank you very much still lots to learn and need to improve. i might get some lucky shots sometimes and some are bad too just lucky this time to have good team and a friend (omani) that will pose for us

photography is a continuous learning... we don't know when we will graduate from it.. there is always some new to explore and learn.

again... thank you

[Japokskee]

I love images of beautiful women and these are certainly beautiful images of a beautiful lady...

thank you very much sir

have a wonderful day

[Japokskee]

Good day to all

[Sahil]

A wonderful set of Images, Jhong.
The model is definitely very pretty.

[FrankMi]

wow! you removed it yeah i liked it! thanks

teach me how you removed my watermark hehehehe

Hi Jhong, the method I used was hit and miss as I had never done this before. Here goes the condensed version of what I did.

First, in PS CS5 I made several copies of the image to save time undoing approaches that didn't work so well.

Next, I took a sample of the color right beside the part of the watermark I was working on and at 500% zoom, I used a 1 pixel brush (based on the sixe of the text) to paint over the text. This blended the text with the background so that it was barely seen.

Now I could use the Spot Healing Brust and Clone Stamp tools to blend the adjacent colors and textures over the remaining shadow of the text.

Once the text was gone, I blended back in from the original, any area changed by the retouching tools that were close to where the text was.

Going back to the retouching tools I could do very minor adjustments in the area where the text had been because now the image was identical to the original right up to that point.

Lastly, I touched up anything that was obviously changed. For example, I used a 1 pixel brush to redraw the portion of the hair that ran across her neck that the retouching tools removed.

The process took about an hour. I'm guessing that there are tutorials on-line that are much easier and faster but my goal was to experiment and learn and I didn't mind at all looking at the lovely lady for an hour! Hope this helps!

[Japokskee]

Hi Jhong, the method I used was hit and miss as I had never done this before. Here goes the condensed version of what I did.

First, in PS CS5 I made several copies of the image to save time undoing approaches that didn't work so well.

Next, I took a sample of the color right beside the part of the watermark I was working on and at 500% zoom, I used a 1 pixel brush (based on the sixe of the text) to paint over the text. This blended the text with the background so that it was barely seen.

Now I could use the Spot Healing Brust and Clone Stamp tools to blend the adjacent colors and textures over the remaining shadow of the text.

Once the text was gone, I blended back in from the original, any area changed by the retouching tools that were close to where the text was.

Going back to the retouching tools I could do very minor adjustments in the area where the text had been because now the image was identical to the original right up to that point.

Lastly, I touched up anything that was obviously changed. For example, I used a 1 pixel brush to redraw the portion of the hair that ran across her neck that the retouching tools removed.

The process took about an hour. I'm guessing that there are tutorials on-line that are much easier and faster but my goal was to experiment and learn and I didn't mind at all looking at the lovely lady for an hour! Hope this helps!

niceeee thanks for the tips

[Japokskee]

mono

[FrankMi]

Another beautiful image Jhong! And the outfits she is wearing are some of the most magnificent I've seen. She has impeccable taste in clothing!

[Japokskee]

Another beautiful image Jhong! And the outfits she is wearing are some of the most magnificent I've seen. She has impeccable taste in clothing!

thank you sir weeeeeeeee