Top one for me. Skin tones on bottom one just a tad too bright for the scene perhaps. Nit picking though. Both excellent. Top drawer stuff. How do you get those pastel tones?
Hi Mark,
The light setup in the upper one was a single large octa, the bottom one is a bare bulb + fill so the skin tones were meant to be different and more bright in that one. Also, the first image had a completely different make-up involving a lot of white powder. But I see what you mean. The tones are achieved through a combination of very subtle edition in capture one and about a dozen colour adjustment layers in Ps. It's the interplay of both.
Top one for me. Skin tones on bottom one just a tad too bright for the scene perhaps. Nit picking though. Both excellent. Top drawer stuff. How do you get those pastel tones?
Hi Mark,
The light setup in the upper one was a single large octa, the bottom one is a bare bulb + fill so the skin tones were meant to be different and more bright in that one. Also, the first image had a completely different make-up involving a lot of white powder. But I see what you mean. The tones are achieved through a combination of very subtle edition in capture one and about a dozen colour adjustment layers in Ps. It's the interplay of both.
Fantastic work. Thank you. 🙂