I took a lighting class last year, and I grabbed this shot of the model at one of the breaks. I'm taking another lighting class this fall as I have so much to learn.
I think this shot may work better if I cropped just below her left shoulder. I left a touch of color in lips and eyes. ... Update - at Tim's suggestion I did another version ... see 3rd message below
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Bill
I like your approach. The second crop is better I think. I like the slight coloration of the important elements, but I might have preferred it in more of a black and white than the sepia. It works very well as is.
Tim ONeill wrote:
Bill
I like your approach. The second crop is better I think. I like the slight coloration of the important elements, but I might have preferred it in more of a black and white than the sepia. It works very well as is.
Tim - thanks for taking the time to comment. In my BW conversions I have a tough time decided what tinting to go with. I thought a brownish/sepia tint would be warmer. Here is another version different toning.
Regards,
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