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Published: 2012-01-24 22:47:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 29415; Favourites: 139; Downloads: 367
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A little lady settles into her seat in this deviation.Done with Paper Doll Process.
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I love these pics and would love to hold this model in my hand too. Β She is so happy to be handheld and in a seductive pose too! Β I wonder what she is thinking. Β
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She is being a good little subject.
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i wonder what happens to these cuties after you created and photographed them :3
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Thank you, MasterMini, It sounds like a fascinating way of going about collage and I'll be looking to learn more of this technique in due course, and visit your other posts!
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ps. I don't know what the Paper Doll process is, but it's extremely effective and the hi-res view of the composition is excellent!
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Thank you. In case you have not read my replies on previous deviations I'd be pleased to explain.
Paper Doll is an offshoot of Paper Child photography. Instead of a drawn picture (which Paper Child is) I use a cut photograph and integrate it with the scene. This accomplishes a number of things. First, with just one light I can make an actual shadow before the image goes through manipulation. Second, it allows me to set the scene to my liking, including placement of items and composition. Third, with shadows out of the way all I need to do is integrate our lovely subject into the scene, significantly cutting down on needed manipulation.
This is mostly done with clone stamp, which can remove any chads or any unwanted parts from the subject. In this one I found that dodge and burn were useful in matching the subject's light feel.
I think that many, like myself, are daunted by the task of realistic drop shadows and other ways one can digitally integrate one picture into another. Paper Doll, in its own limited way, seeks to simplify some of these complex processes.
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