Sherin is a model who competed to Mrs.Sri Lanka and won the mini title "Mrs.Beautifu Legs". I had a chance to shoot few pictures and i posted the picture i most like.
Sherin is a model who competed to Mrs.Sri Lanka and won the mini title "Mrs.Beautifu Legs". I had a chance to shoot few pictures and i posted the picture i most like.
Hi there, good evening. Lovely expression. The image looks like there are two tones of skin colour.
Hey Elan..good evening to you too...did you mean by two tones on face highlighted areas and hands? As i mentioned on below comments I tried cinematic retouch here. I really need you guys support and the comments, critics to improve my knowledge. thank you very much again!
Hi...yes.
Nice, her skin seems a little too blue on my monitor. If she won "Mrs. Beautiful Legs" you might think to feature them. :-)
thank you very much for the comment. Actually i tried to retouch image to get cinematic look. may be that's why you see lot of blues. still I am researching on cinematic retouch. It is great if you can share a good cinematic retouching tutorial. for the "If she won "Mrs. Beautiful Legs" you might think to feature them." yeah will keep it in mind when i shoot next time ;)
Since you have some orange in the back ground, you could pull out the blues on the other side of the background, and try to keep her skin as close to normal as possible. Also, the framing of the shot can given it a cinematic look. In other words, have you ever seen a movie screen in portrait mode? Is this a crop, do you have a wider shot?
Thanks again Joseph for your valuable time and comment! this is not a crop image. shot with my D7100 & 50mm @ f/1.8 with available light. No I didn't see such a screen in portrait mode and this is shot in same mode.
Beautiful expression in those eyes - engaged model.
The skin tone does look blue-ish on my monitor as well.
As per Lindsay Adler you should try to avoid blocking the jawline of your subject.
Nice soft light creates good relaxed moon on this photograph. Good work!
Thank you very much for the comment Alekz! I will keep the advice on my mind when i shoot again.