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Untitled Photo sent on October 06, 2011 (15:43) by Lorenzo Albanese. 14 comments, 655 views.

Effetto Dragan :)


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sent on October 06, 2011 (20:36)


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più che dragon sembra un effetto spazzacamino Eeeek!!!

more dragon that looks like a chimney sweep effect

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sent on October 06, 2011 (20:50)


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hahahaha non è "dragon" ma "DRAGAN" MrGreen prova a cercare su google...ovviamente non può competere con il vero, questo è stato il mio primo esperimento Sorriso

hahahaha is not "dragon" but "DRAGAN":-D try searching on google ... obviously can not compete with the truth, this was my first experiment :-)

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sent on October 06, 2011 (22:01)


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ehm...lo conosco bene...ammetto di essere un pò superficiale con i nomi di tendenza Sorry
comunque...siamo un pò lontani mi sembra


um ... I know it well ... I admit to being a bit superficial with the names of the trend :-|
anyway ... I think we're a little far away

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sent on October 06, 2011 (22:28)


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Sinceramente se non l' avessi scritto non avrei mai pensato a Dragan le cui foto sono lavorate in modo piuttosto diverso ad iniziare dagli occhi.....

Honestly, if not the 'I never thought I would write to Dragan whose photos are processed in a rather different way to start the eyes .....

avatarjunior
sent on October 07, 2011 (1:30)


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si vabbè, è stato il primo tentativo, guardando un pò di tutorial sul web Sorriso vedrò di migliorare ;-)

oh well it was the first time, looking at some tutorials on the web :-) I'll try to improve ;-)

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sent on October 07, 2011 (11:42)


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A me la foto non dispiace.
A livello compositivo, però, avrei spostato di qualche cm l'inquadratura verso il basso: troppa testa sopra e distanza troppo ridotta tra mento e bordo della foto...
Solo un'idea, ovviamente.
Un saluto.


I do not mind the picture.
In terms of composition, however, I moved a few inches down the shot, too much head on and too close between chin and edge of the photo ...
Just an idea, of course.
A greeting.

avatarjunior
sent on October 07, 2011 (11:59)


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grazie mille richard...voleva essere una imitazione di Dragan ma c'è ancora molto da fare Sorry

thank you very much ... Richard wanted to be an imitation of Dragan but there is still much to do :-|

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sent on October 07, 2011 (12:29)


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Il soggetto forse non si presta proprio per l'effetto Dragan, a mio avviso rende meglio con persone anziane e rugose.
La tua foto mi piace, è vero che taglierei anch'io un po la parte superiore. Im modo almeno da avere la linea degli occhi a metà immagine.
Forse i toni scuri sono un po calcati.
Che tutorial hai seguito?

Cercavo di ritrovare il tutorial che avevo seguito per fare le due prove che ho nella mia galleria "Ritratti" ma non lo trovo piu :(
In compenso ho trovato questo bel video:



...
e dopo un po' di ulteriore ricerca:

questo tutorial presenta le stesse procedure che ho usato. Il risultato mi sembra molto buono. Chiaramente non bisogna calcare troppo la mano,

Saluti
Sam


The subject does not lend itself perhaps because of the effect Dragan, in my opinion makes it better with the elderly and wrinkled.
I like your photo, it is true that I cut off the top a little. Im so at least you have the eye line in the middle image.
Perhaps the dark tones are a little trod.
What tutorial did you follow?

I tried to find the tutorial that I followed to make the two tests I have in my gallery "Portraits" but can not find it even more: (
On the other hand I found this nice video:



...
and after a while 'for further research:

This tutorial presents the same procedures that I have used. The result seems very good. Clearly we should not overdoing it,

Greetings
Sam

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sent on October 07, 2011 (12:40)


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si infatti ha ragione Schirox, ho calcato troopo nelle ombre è sembra effettivamente uno spazzacamino...grazie mille per i video :-P

In fact it is right Schirox, I walked in the shadows troopo is actually looks a chimney sweep ... thanks for the video:-P

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sent on October 07, 2011 (19:33)


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Concordo con richard, il taglio andava fatto tenendo presente che i punti di interesse in un primissimo piano come questo sono punta del naso e occhio più vicino...se suddividi la figura con la regola dei terzi scoprirai che sei andato a taglaire tropppo in basso...è meglio mediare le aree (diminuisci lo spazio in alto magari tralasciando i capelli e dai più respiro al mento). Ti renderai conto che c'è un' area di ciuffi che è perfettamente inutile, che appesantisce la foto.
Prima della postproduzione partire da un'immagine tagliata coerentemente sarebbe la cosa migliore...per me ;-)
L'amico Dragan sucuramente non ha di questi problemucci in partenza...
Va detto ancora che oltre a giocare con i chiaro scuro di una foto in uno stile drammmatico,
(e questa foto non pare proprio prestarsi al drammatico)
un'altra caratteristica delle "Draganate" è l'aumento delle informazioni sui file finiti portati all'estremo
tanto da dar rilievo a ombre, vene, incarnato...in maniera surreale...e qui mi sa che a livello di dettagli c'è una caduta notevole, insomma devi lavorare anche su una super nitidezza.
Soprattutto prima di emulare qualcuno sarebbe bene chiedersi cosa vuole ottenere e cosa vuol comunicare l'autore ogni volta...altrimenti non si fa altro che scimmiottare...senza veri e propri risultati.

I agree with Richard, the cut had to be done keeping in mind that the points of interest in a close-up like this is the tip of the nose and eye closer ... if you divide the figure with the rule of thirds will find that you went to taglaire tropppo down mediate areas ... it's better (decrease the space at the top maybe leaving out the hair and the most breath to the chin). You will see that there is an 'area of ??tufts it is useless, that weighs the photo.
Before the post from an image cut in line would be the best thing for me ... ;-)
The friend Dragan sucuramente not have these glitches in starting ...
It is also said that in addition to playing with light and shade of a picture in a style drammmatico,
(And this picture just does not seem to lend themselves to dramatic)
Another feature of the "Draganate" is the increase of information on the finished files in the extreme
so as to give relief to the shadows, veins, flesh ... so surreal ... And here I know that level of detail there is a considerable fall short, you have to work even on a super sharpness.
Especially prior to emulate someone would be good to ask what he wants to achieve and what the author wants to communicate every time ... otherwise there is nothing that ape ... with no real results.

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sent on October 07, 2011 (21:21)


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si si, ti do completamente ragione...poi Dragan impiega giorni e giorni prima di finire una foto, unito al suo gusto, ovvero la chiave del suo stile, ne trae fuori i suoi capolavori. questo è voluto essere un test Sorriso

yeah, you do quite right ... then Dragan takes days and days to finish a photo, along with his taste, which is the key to his style, he draws out his masterpieces. This is intended to be a test :-)

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sent on October 08, 2011 (12:08)


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Non è perchè Dragan ci impiega giorni a fare i suoi lavori che non si può cercare di emularlo.
Bisogna osare ed è commettendo errori che si impara!


Dragan is not because it takes days to do his work that you can not try to emulate it.
We must dare and making mistakes is that you learn!

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sent on October 08, 2011 (13:21)


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sicuramente Sorriso però in un quarto d'ora con le guide su un internet non è la stessa cosa Sorry

:-) But certainly in a quarter of an hour with the guides on the internet is not the same thing :-|

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sent on October 08, 2011 (14:07)


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Eh ormai.... la fretta è cattiva consigliera :P

le mie due prove ci ho messo piu di due serate a provare e riprovare ;)
1a prova
2a prova


Well now .... haste is a bad counselor: P

my two legs took me over two evenings to try and try again ;)
test
test


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