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brake79 Registered: Apr 22, 2008 Total Posts: 15 Country: United States |
This was my first attempt at B&W. I know it needs "more", but I'm not sure how to help it. Suggestions and advice please thanks. |
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Scott Stoness Registered: Sep 11, 2006 Total Posts: 3232 Country: Canada |
I am not good at b/w so I will just give my general impressions - |
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Bernie Registered: Aug 24, 2002 Total Posts: 2525 Country: United States |
The back ground on the left is distracting and as Scott pointed out, the white on the upper right is losing detail. The face itself is very nicely done. Solution, crop closer to the face on the left and a bit on the right. If you shot it in raw, you might be able to bring out more detail in the whites... |
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brake79 Registered: Apr 22, 2008 Total Posts: 15 Country: United States |
I do usually shoot in raw, but for whatever reason couldn't find the file. Might be on my laptop. Anyways, I gave your suggestions a go. What do you think? |
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Scott Stoness Registered: Sep 11, 2006 Total Posts: 3232 Country: Canada |
Much much improved. Still could do with a bit more details in fur particularly back but good as is for me. |