This one was snapped as she was walking out the door to her 30 year school reunion.
C&C PLease
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My Dear Lady
Unlike Dan and Wendelt I have to be content with snapping mature ladies.
This one was snapped as she was walking out the door to her 30 year school reunion. C&C PLease
Click for a larger version Steve
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This looks really good, Steve, if only a little dark on my monitor. That said, the level of contrast is good and the hair light really makes the portrait stand out.
Regards, Patrick
Two or three lights, any lens on a light-tight box are sufficient for the realisation of the most convincing image. Man Ray 1935. Our mug is smug
I would tend to agree that a small boost in contrast and brightness would improve this image.
Aside form that I think it is a winner and your subject should be well pleased, something I have found is very hard to achieve with our nearest and dearest!!
I brightened the dear lady up a bit and agree that the image has a bit more punch now.
I think that my new monitor's calibration had changed a little as well. Spydered it yesterday and the reason for the dark comments was pretty obvious Thanks for the feedback Steve
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