Editing night again.. just wanted to see how this one looked on photoblog. please dont hold back on critics. Trying to learn:-)

Amazing edit version! How'd you get the sun streaming through the window to pop so much?! ????? · 2009-01-14: 18:49

Looked good I think ;) astrobrojler · 2009-01-14: 19:06

I like how the light looks more prominent in the edited version..but I prefer the natural more subdued tone in the wood on the floor in the 2nd shot. Thanks for posting both. Its always interesting to see! focussed · 2009-01-14: 19:24

First for sure my friend! Testing, and testing good! :) ppinho · 2009-01-14: 20:07

looks GOOD! kif123 · 2009-01-14: 20:23

Very nice shot! I like the second version... the soft tones fit the subject so nicely for me. DancingDolphin · 2009-01-14: 20:23

Awesome!!!! betsymurphy · 2009-01-14: 21:05

not sure what you used to straighten out the back wall (i'm assuming the warp tool since the windows a little inconsistent) - but there's a feature in ps that you can use to fix perspectives like this. let me know if you wanna learn more. jezterr · 2009-01-14: 21:50

I absolutely love the edited version. Great shot and great work! :) mariaps · 2009-01-14: 22:24

I really like the edit, very well done. The only change I have is that the wood floor looks a bit too orange to me in the edited version. Love those sun rays at the top. etodd80 · 2009-01-15: 01:20

I like the saturation slowpete · 2009-01-15: 03:17

Great Work. I like edited Photo. :)) fahimeh2005m · 2009-01-15: 05:07

The 2nd shot is better more clear not as dark mystic1 · 2009-01-15: 05:08

Ik vind de onderste foto het mooist van kleur. Het is alleen jammer dat de muur naar boven toe zo erg schuin loopt. jonggolde · 2009-01-15: 05:40

Really nice how the light comes in the windows on #1..:) NellyBly · 2009-01-16: 12:43

I just love the edited version and I could only prove that if you would have heard my ahhhh when I first looked at it :-) for more reasons: the sunrays above the window are visible, I like the dark orange of the shades on the wooden floor, so intense and I think the sun is often like that in reality, her shilouettes are swimming in the same color which i find beautiful. Better contrast, more depth. I think anyone who havent seen the original would beleive the first is not edited at all. And what a beautiful model you have :-) longimanus · 2009-01-16: 12:51

Very nice shots!! agandia · 2009-01-16: 22:18

A little of FILL in light on the person would have made a difference,the flash off the camera at the side with a cable, but the old saying practice, practice, and more pratice apnimages · 2009-01-17: 12:24

Yes , sometimes we need to change the saturation, brightness or anything else, but in this case the best is the original. Try, not to pass trough the natural colours . Nice composition ! What you use for editing? petres · 2009-01-17: 16:07

Beautiful shots !!! nadoune · 2009-01-17: 22:21

The edited one is great!! miclaud · 2009-01-18: 09:05

so nice!! qarqafoto · 2009-01-18: 16:34

Adorable moment centurio · 2009-01-20: 13:10

You made it on the popular list! Nice work! ????? · 2009-01-21: 11:48

so nice! this light! AnkaAnka · 2009-01-22: 17:06

Very nice! #1 Rocks!! SheriJ · 2009-01-23: 13:32

nice...#1 ;) maciut · 2009-01-25: 05:37

wow!!!!! really beautiful!! ^-^` NAYADES · 2009-01-27: 10:35

Ik vind de kleuren in de bewerkte mooier, maar in tegenstelling tot wat velen hier zeggen, de lichtinval van de ramen juist weer minder. Tja, smaken verschillen ;) MarMeer · 2009-01-28: 12:23

i prefer the edited version- i'm an addict for supersaturated photos, but i think it might have been a *tiny* bit too much, especially around the girl's arm. the key is to make it look vivid- but real. you've MASTERED aligning the geometry of the architecture with the photo's frame. i still cannot achieve that perfectly-parallel look, and i've been avoiding architecture for that very reason. overall, great work :) sourdragon · 2009-01-29: 02:27

i prefer the edited one, a lot more warmer elclic · 2009-01-30: 23:07