Portrait of a bride
What do you guys think about the double exposure pictures? Do you like the idea?
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I like the idea but I don't think this one works. The Empire State Building and the stem of the flower overlay and the white building at the lower left is distracting.
Maybe fade back the building, make it bigger(?) and move it so it doesn't overlap the earring?
Right now I ignore her face and I'm trying to figure out what's going on with her ear and the glow and building.
There is a cool shot in there somewhere...
Hi Astora,
The GOOD: like the colours in face zone of the composite. the vision straight goes there. the processing too is good for high-key.
NOT my choice: in my opinion the selection of frames are not appropriate. I do not establish any conceptual connection between the Bride frame and urban skyline. This part takes me away.
cheers.