Hello everyone,
I recently collaborated with two models and a muah artist to create these photos because I simply wanted to try these kinds of photos at least once and I'd love to know how I can improve on them :)
Please be as critical as you can possibly be, nitpick if you want. Whether it's the lighting, the composition or the...
Shot with Sony A7iii + Canon 16-35F4L, used profoto A1 at half power.
All thoughts welcome. :)
This photo was taken middle August 2018 and I applied some editing then to it, what I knew back then. Since then I've learnt a few editing tips and applied it recently. Am I going in the right direction.
A very impromptu shot on the way out to dinner with the fiance'. One speedlight on the balcony to her left. I've edited this six ways from sunday, and think I finally found a look I like. What do y'all think? What would you do different, and what issues do you see?
Hope you like it!
So i am new here as a photographer and here at fstoppers is one of my images out of my portfolio.
if you got some tips for me, tell me because i want to learn way much more ^^!
One of the photos from the session inspired by the computer game. Constructive criticism is welcome.
This was a personal project of mine, Im actually hoping to do more of these in the near future. The sky, some of the smoke and the helicopter were composited in the rest was just processing through Photoshop CC, Im not a big fan of using lightroom.
Composite portrait shot with Thai model Beth Lookgade.
Post Processing video for this image: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgzKrxgmtio
Post Processing mostly done in Lightroom and a little bit of Photoshop. Of course this might be a bit too much for some folks, but I just like it colorful with lots of glow :-)
I try to experiment with new techniques ... So i made this extreme makeover :)
Beauty retouching
On escalator photo (www.pixabay.com, foto nr. 2573211, (c) StockSnap) and fennel photo (own photo) are composited. The final picture got a new look from two different images...
I was wondering what everyone's thoughts are on the whole Photoshop vs. other photo editing software out there as far as being used as a professional photo editing tool? There seem to be a few strong contenders out there not in Adobe-land (GIMP, Polarr, Pixlr just to name a few). I was wondering if there was anyone out there that's used both...
I visited a local steam powered show over the weekend and took a few photos. I really liked the composition of this one, but didn't like much else, so I thought I'd process it in Lightroom and see if I could pull something out of it. Here are the results. A bit of split toning and some other standard Lightroom tricks used.
A new postproduction from a old picture (Sony RX100)
