Twins from last week.

Hackbone

I have a love/hate relationship with twins. I have a heck of a time keeping their files separate. What two different personalities.

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reyvee61

Cool set of portraits...
I really dig #2, there's some cool implied movement going on there and the PP is great imo...
#5 is creative as well, very cool and the B&W, very nice tones and light.
Not real keen on selective color but this one works as it's not too over the top....

Mike J

Really like #2 - The BG really adds to the photo and I am fan of the PP. I've been experimenting with similar looks. Care to share your recipe?
I'm not opposed to selectively coloring but in this case, I'm not a fan but I don't pay the bills.
Clever idea in #5. Very creative and nicely executed.
Bravo.

Hackbone

Thanks guys. Mike, in #2 I simply applied a filter called Lucis and then adjusted settings to liking. You might be able to find an older copy which this was. The new one is quite expensive and in my opinion not worth the price. I don't get too involved with PP in most of my commercial work as it has to be turned out fairly fast. My personal likes I will spend more time.

Hackbone

A few more from last week.
A few more from last week. #1 breaks the rule of the nose cutting thru the cheek but I sort of liked it.

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heatherfeather

Hackbone wrote: »

I have a love/hate relationship with twins. I have a heck of a time keeping their files separate. What two different personalities.

I totally know what you mean... They looks so much alike you can't figure out where you switched kids! I have had to do that with a couple of twin groomsmen... which is harder yet because they wear matching clothes.

I love your crop, lighting and pp on 4! I bet they just love these.