wispy hair?
This little gal has some fly-away hair. I've cloned out a few, but I don't want to go to far. I'm wondering...should I remove a few more or should I leave it as is? This shot is to be used as a sort of "school photo" and to give to the grandparents. Any other suggestions?
And here's her brother. I got rid of a couple stray hairs on him, too, but I think he's good to go.
Do these look warm enough? I keep second guessing my white balance!
And here's her brother. I got rid of a couple stray hairs on him, too, but I think he's good to go.
Do these look warm enough? I keep second guessing my white balance!
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I did a tiny touch-up on the eyes. It may not be very visible, but I can see a slight difference when viewing side by side.
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I actually did brighten his teeth a bit, both in LR and PS, and I was afraid to do it too much more or it might be really obvious that I messed with them! He has such fair skin, and with that bit of white T-shirt showing, it makes everything that isn't white look rather non-white, if that makes sense. It's so hard to know how much to do, and for my own sanity's sake, I tend toward the less is more approach.
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Thanks, Trudy! I was pretty sure I needed to deal with those hairs, but as I said, once I start cloning hairs, it seems to just keep going and going and I just didn't know if I could handle that this week! roflNow, I'm glad I did it.
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Natural selection is responsible for every living thing that exists.
D3s, D500, D5300, and way more glass than the wife knows about.
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Comments and constructive critique always welcome!
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Fair enough, and thanks for your input.
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