Hey everyone - I recently bought a backdrop - I used black seamless paper and will be trying different lighting everyday in my living room.
Constructive criticism is appreciated.
I like it. Good looking girl, good quality light, and the styling is OK too. So what can I suggest as possible improvements? Perhaps it would look contrived but her eyes are a bit too near the edge of the glasses' lenses, a very slight repo to get them just away from the frames, a tad might be hetter. I think a touch of frequency separation on her skin would add a bit of the Gatsby perfetion. That'll do for now, I think.
Im gonna learn frequency separation now (via youtube). When editing I only did a few adjustments in lightroom but now I'll do this in CC and see the difference. I see what you mean about the glasses - I have to be more involved with models now and adjust things more.
Yes her glasses only needed a slight push up her nose and job done. Best of luck with FS. That is somethinh i need to practice, having only just started to learn it.
I like it. Good looking girl, good quality light, and the styling is OK too. So what can I suggest as possible improvements? Perhaps it would look contrived but her eyes are a bit too near the edge of the glasses' lenses, a very slight repo to get them just away from the frames, a tad might be hetter. I think a touch of frequency separation on her skin would add a bit of the Gatsby perfetion. That'll do for now, I think.
Im gonna learn frequency separation now (via youtube). When editing I only did a few adjustments in lightroom but now I'll do this in CC and see the difference. I see what you mean about the glasses - I have to be more involved with models now and adjust things more.
Thanks
Yes her glasses only needed a slight push up her nose and job done. Best of luck with FS. That is somethinh i need to practice, having only just started to learn it.