Portrait Fun
- on 03.14.10
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2352/2271076457_deceea4529_o.jpg
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2117/2271868202_593ff68c2b.jpg
link to full size http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2117/2271868202_88c4cd3174_o.jpg
Tell me what you guys think. All natural light 50mm. Be hard on me, im trying to learn portrait stuff a lot... Have a shoot coming up in the upcoming months.
I felt like a hypocrite so I switched to saying people can edit my photos too. I only had it set as it wasn't ok because I hate when people mess around with it and don't tell you what they did so you can redo it yourself if you want to:)
For the rest they look pretty nice!
No worries April, looks good! I left my tablet at school (Northern Illinois University :-( ) not expecting to have the school closed for a week so i just minimum edits. Contrast Sarpen and eyes. Nice tut as well, will play with it some when i get back.
As for the expression, she was upset and angry with me before I wanted to take the photos and her mood really showed through :-/... got her away from the forced smile though.
This is encouraging though, i hope to get some more photos to share with you guys! My biggest problem is full body portraits.... will work on those when the weather changes
I thought it looked a little cool, so I warmed it up a bit by making new layers and adjusting the colors just slightly.
I also made a new layer (I make new layers for everything in case I want to erase anything back) and adjusted the brightness contrast which I think did the most boosting of it. But, I erased back the background because it's already bright and I didn't want it to take away from her face more. Did another really low layer of Soft Light with a really low opacity and erased back her hair so it wouldn't be too dark.
Oh, and I made a new layer and cloned out the undereye circles and then lowered the opacity to around 70% to bring them back a tad and look more natural.
Oh, sorry added a little bit more. I did another curves layer and erased the background. Then I made a new layer and using curves made the background a little darker and erased her back in so she would stand out more.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v602/AprilRamone/2271076457_deceea4529_o2.jpg
Otherwise, Stanger, I think you did a great job with these.
The 2nd- I'm not so into the composition on it but again a technically great picture.
@Crystal - thanks, we are pulling through... The police did an excellent job which i think helps us feel safe... I went yesterday to visit the memorial and put up a set in the photojournalism section
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