The lace part looks exposed well, but the background does seem overly bright. Just make sure you don't lose detail in the lace if/when you bring the exposure down - or maybe you could selectively bring the exposure down on just the legs & background.
I like your entry - great lace shot and crop, however to be honest, I have to say that
I don't quite understand the presence of the towel under her feet...
I like your entry - great lace shot and crop, however to be honest, I have to say that
I don't quite understand the presence of the towel under her feet...
It's not a towel. It's a big white blanket I used as a background..... You know those blankets that have a soft nap to them that makes you want to cuddle and hide under them on a cold day? HAHA
The black lace really pops in the last version. The white blanket is a bit of a distraction, though, because its texture is pulling the viewer's attention away from the lace.
But that's an easy fix. You can just mask it out with PS and replace it with a plain white background. You can then increase the canvas size on the bottom a little bit and fill it with white to put more space between the toe and the bottom of the photo.
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I like your entry - great lace shot and crop, however to be honest, I have to say that
I don't quite understand the presence of the towel under her feet...
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It's not a towel. It's a big white blanket I used as a background.....
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But that's an easy fix. You can just mask it out with PS and replace it with a plain white background. You can then increase the canvas size on the bottom a little bit and fill it with white to put more space between the toe and the bottom of the photo.
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