Can you please guide me if my post processing is too much or too little? Am I Missing some important parts? All constructive criticism is much appreciated. Thanks
Model: Georgie Stastny
Image 1 is after, Image 2 is before.
As we were planning our shoot, Iria said she needed a swimwear look. I wanted lifestyle with my car. We compromised. I think it turned out great. Hope you like it.
Sitting at anchor. The weather is starting to change, the sky is cloudy with big puffy clouds
I have made sure to keep the original, but I've done this photograph the way you can see here. I've also done it in monochrome.
I passed this place on my way to an appointment yesterday, and I just knew I wanted to photograph it on my way home. That's precisely what I did.
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From a retouching point of view, there is not much change. If your aim is to change the look of the girl, there is still a lot you can do. However, it depends on how much retouching she would like to have. If it is up to you to make that decision, you can certainly do more.
There is something about the second picture (the after picture) that makes her face look kinda flat, i think it is related with the shadows and I struggle with this, I'm always wondering how much of the shadows keep in order to look good, but also i'm afraid I'd overdo it, someone recomended me to look at the work of professionals and also to study some human anatomy to know what the facial structure is and what to keep and what to take out.
Try spotting, subtly removing the wrinkles, getting the pimple on her eyebrow. Maybe even whiten the eyes just a smidge. Good luck