First attempt at a cinematic headshot. Critiques are welcome.
I tried to use Rafal Wegiel´s techinique using aluminium foil as the background.
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Frankly I would be eager to learn why I should do a cinematic headshoot and cutting of the scalp.
What does it add to the photo?
Other than being hip.
Coming to both photos the eyes look somewhat out of focus on both pics.
And on the first ones the iris is way to dark for my gusto compared to the strong reflex from the softbox.
this makes the eyes kind of looking "dead".
but it may be cinematic though....;)