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Working With Tones - Model NatThanks for checking these out....i have been working with some new post techniques etc....would love an opinion on what you guys think
I get accused of posting the same old same old so i am trying ALL natural light! Cheers Dan
Re: Working With Tones - Model Nat#3 is a beautiful portrait. Compositionally it's great, exposure good and treatment really suits the image, however am not sure that the treatment to the iris' enhances the image. Too strong in my opinion perhaps toned down quite a bit. I think the slight colour in the pupils is quite good though.
cheers marco
Re: Working With Tones - Model NatThanks mate...appreciate the comments
Re: Working With Tones - Model NatAlways first-class, always great to look at.
So which do you prefer?? Natural light? Flash/Lights? Nikon D70
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Re: Working With Tones - Model NatNumber 3 is a ripper Dan.
Given where the main light source is coming from, the exposure on the models face is just right and I love the slight enhancement to her eyes. Well done Cheers
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Hey mate...i have to say i am loving natural light and understanding how light works Thanks for the comments guys Dan
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