LPS#5 - Heeeeeelp!
pemmett
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Are any of these interesting enough to enter? :dunno
Please help....
#1
#2
#3
#4
Thanks for all and any feedback ...
Please help....
#1
#2
#3
#4
Thanks for all and any feedback ...
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#2 shows promise...
Unfortunately, the bright background limits the forming perceptions of the face in shadow, a delicate feature. Was the raw shot showing highlights?
Would some burning be more appropriate?
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Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately the RAW file is also pretty bright where the sun was, so there's not a lot I can do - except shoot it again of course :-)
Cheers/peter
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Or, try darkening the foreground of #2.
The other two don't really hit the mark for me.
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Thanks for the feedback. Do you think that these two work?
#1
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Out of these two, I prefer #2! What a sweet face!
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Both are gorgeous shots. I think I'd probably go for #1 myself, 'cause I just love the colors in it. Especially the glow that highlights her chin.
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Both are gorgous shots. But #1 fits the theme better. Very nice!
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