"Fake" backgrounds for a series of portraits, what do you think?

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I wanted these portraits to look somehow compensed with neon light, I mean, I shoot a person with strobe lights and then get a another background and I photoshop them together, I would love to make it in the same place, but I would need ND's for the lights, and we don't have them, in my country, they're hard to find. So I though of shooting people in a studio envioroment and merge them with neon backgrounds, I made a test, and this is it, then I made another test, but it wasn't with a neon light background, let me know what you think.

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PD I think I will only shoot 3 and try to make an RGB thingy there, I don't know yet, what I would like to know is how it looks, does it look attractive?
(sorry for my bad english)

roentarre

This one works effectively

Excellent background. very funky

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roentarre wrote:

This one works effectively

Excellent background. very funky

Thank you very much that's a great inspiration to do the other two

Ekaj

Did you use a green screen to shoot the person?

ongoeer

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Thank you very much that's a great inspiration to do the other two

looks great

Terrence

Looks real to me.

AAABluestocking

It works for me because you've matched the colors. The blue in the walls plays off the blue in his shirt. Yes, it's attractive.

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Ekaj wrote:

Did you use a green screen to shoot the person?

No, I didn't use chroma key effect on this one, I only did that once with some products, but not with people, even though I really don't like strobes that much, I would love to do more documental stuff with real light, anyways, now I'm back at the studio working for a local clothing brand, sigh, thanks for watching and I should finish this fake background stuff, thanks for watching.

PD I'll leave a couple I did on sunday, for the local brand