Do you keep with trends like the "Color of the year" named by Pantone in your portraits? I made this set of portraits playing with this color. How about you?
Do you keep with trends like the "Color of the year" named by Pantone in your portraits? I made this set of portraits playing with this color. How about you?
number 2 and 4 are the best ones in my humble opinion. In the number 4, on the chin in the shadow part, there are some blemishes and skin seems too rough. I believe in beauty portrait it's better to clean skin as much as possible, preserving the natural pattern. But i like the use of light at all. Good work
Thank you Franco for your input. I'll take it in consideration and do a retouch over that area. One question ¿What do you think about the yes? Are they too brilliant? I always have an issue with that specific area, 'cause i don't want them to look unreal, but at the same time, i want them to pop.
They aren't too brilliant. Actually, due to pupil dilation you lost a lot of light, as you can see very well in the last picture. But this is not a matter of post production, it's normal when you shoot in a dark room, even with the two led lights you used.