The lighting from the left looks a little too strong. The back of the dress is slightly blown out and you have a noticebale whit area to the right ( her right) of her nose.
The lighting from the left looks a little too strong. The back of the dress is slightly blown out and you have a noticebale whit area to the right ( her right) of her nose.
dang khaos is vicious.... lol. I thought it looked fine, but as he pointed out there is that white spot next to the nose.
Personally I like images that are bright so I don't think this image is really that blown out. Although I do think it would work still if it was alittle less bright and maybe alittle more contrast. Overall I like the exposure and everything but the look on her face makes it feel like a mugshot.
dang khaos is viscious.... lol. I thought it looked fine, but as he pointed out there is that white spot next to the nose.
Ooops. Didn't mean to sound that bad. The shot is fine. It's late. I'm tired. To bed I go. I always thought that portrait shots like that, called for soft, uniform light.
I don't like this picture very much, I must confess. The sepia treatment makes her skin and the background look the same colour and her expression does not show her nice looks at all.
Having said this, I looked at your gallery and some of your pictures of this young lady are very nice. The colour one where she is smiling (#0161) really brings her face alive.
I like your lighting, is it done with one light or two?
Love your little frog by the way - that ones a classic
I think the shot has potential. You may want to desatuate the background a little so everything is not a similar tone.
Also, the sepia tone seems to be seeping into the white of her eyes. Maybe you should make the white part of her eyes 100% white and the dark part of her eyes more black in color.
I find this portrait very interesting, but it seems to me that in *this case* a great part of impression have gone with the color.
Do you have color version?
Yuri
I like the color version and I really like the lighting. I think tho that her expression does not do her justice. She looks almost bored or insolent to me.. I'm gonna go check out the other..
My first response was "SMILE!!!", cause that first pic she just looks pouty and mean. The second is MUCH better, and the color version of the first is better as well.
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Jon
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Having said this, I looked at your gallery and some of your pictures of this young lady are very nice. The colour one where she is smiling (#0161) really brings her face alive.
I like your lighting, is it done with one light or two?
Love your little frog by the way - that ones a classic
Cheers!
David
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Also, the sepia tone seems to be seeping into the white of her eyes. Maybe you should make the white part of her eyes 100% white and the dark part of her eyes more black in color.
- my $0.02
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Do you have color version?
Yuri
I hope you don't mind me tweaking your photo a little. I thought it would make for a fun exercise for me.
Obviously you would need to take more time and care around the edges of the hair and eyes, etc.
But here's an idea!
http://www.willhamilton.net/images/20542099-L.jpg
wh
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Yuri. here is the color original.
I think the exposure is right on. If there are blown out items in the other version I think it must be the result of my conversion..
Yuri
But the face.....not sure I'd want to be remembered wearing that expression.
Lee
Here she is a bit happier....
Like this one much better
Thanks
Fred
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