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Brylek wrote in post #18325268

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Stunning.

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FTb wrote in post #18325686

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Nice colors!
My first thought about her expression was, "When photographing children who'd rather be out playing, you probably shouldn't tie their little hands to the fence behind them?" ; )

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canonrebel wrote in post #18325310
Stunning.

Thank you, sir!

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Uploaded from phone so it is SOOC. CC welcome. My wife thinks the reflection behind her from the light ruins it. Thoughts?

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chris_holtmeier wrote in post #18324600
Yarek arrived from the Ukraine in New York for a symphony tour. Upon leaving the airport, half the orchestra disappeared into the city. There was never a tour, it was a scam to smuggle people into the US.

He worked hard for his citizenship, and now teaches at one of the best conservatories in the country.

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This is a really great portrait. There is a sadness in his eyes.

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UmphreyBogart wrote in post #18326130
Uploaded from phone so it is SOOC. CC welcome. My wife thinks the reflection behind her from the light ruins it. Thoughts?

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Here are a few quick things I would do:

1) slightly reduce the exposure of this 'reflection' so that it is not the brightest object in the picture - it separates her hair from the background but needs the exposure reduced
2) similar thing for her left hand - too bright therefore draws the eye
3) crop the picture much tighter, cropping all or almost all of the reflection off the table which slices through her head
4) you can leave the exposure level on her white blouse - I would bring it down a little
5) i would use the liquify tool in PS to slightly reduce the eye opening size of her right eye and also slightly increase it on her left eye (doing a very small amount to each eye in the opposite direction will make a small but big difference) and make her face look more relaxed.

I did all this very quickly in LR & PS and then cropped it 1:1 and the cumulative small changes add up nicely - and that is without having the raw file where the end result would be much better.

You asked for CC - those are my thoughts.

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PhotosGuy wrote in post #18325849
Nice colors!
My first thought about her expression was, "When photographing children who'd rather be out playing, you probably shouldn't tie their little hands to the fence behind them?" ; )

Haha, yep, kids are sooooo unpredictable. This was an outdoor park and she actually was playing. I was just following her around trying to capture the mood.

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Not reallllllly a headshot, but meh... was playing with some new gear on the weekend.

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john123 wrote in post #18327240

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Fantastic

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