Old vs new, period vs banality of modern green room/cafeteria, mom vs daughter (which is indeed the case here), laptop vs costume.... any number of 'em. But perhaps they're not clear enough
This works for me! It's lovely. The post-processing looks awesome and gives the shot Rockwell-like quality. I can definitely see the disconnect. Well done!
With all that green in the image check that you don't have a color cast muddying your image. Otherwise a great one!
Don
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PS Don, after you mentioned the green cast I went groping around in LR (this was done completely in LR, fwiw), and the preset I used as the base for this processing turns out to have some split-toning even in the colour version; the shadows are hued towards blue, so when I took the sat down on that a little, it warmed right up.
I had no idea that you even COULD split-tone a colour shot (I never even looked as I always assumed it would be grayed out until you converted to bw), so a classic case of "learn something new every day"!
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Connected or separate... not sure I'm catching that full theme, though I'd venture they are connected via their proximity.
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'I was older then, I'm younger than that now' ....
My Blog | Q+ | Moderator, Lightroom Forums | My Amateur Smugmug Stuff | My Blurb book Rust and Whimsy. More Rust , FaceBook .
PS Don, after you mentioned the green cast I went groping around in LR (this was done completely in LR, fwiw), and the preset I used as the base for this processing turns out to have some split-toning even in the colour version; the shadows are hued towards blue, so when I took the sat down on that a little, it warmed right up.
I had no idea that you even COULD split-tone a colour shot (I never even looked as I always assumed it would be grayed out until you converted to bw), so a classic case of "learn something new every day"!