5D MKIII with 70-200 F/2.8 IS II - PORTRAIT

There is not much I can say about this combo....I simply love the way these chaps work together:

ISO 1000, 165 mm, 1/400th at f/2.8

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Really nice shot, like the catch light in the eyes

WOW, I drew breath and whistled out loud as I scrolled down on that shot

Nice shot and I liked the setup instructions for LR.

amazing shot. can you please share some more details on how you use the Sharpening in LR4? i recently moved to LR4 and i am still struggling with Sharpening.

blonde wrote in post #14745847
amazing shot. can you please share some more details on how you use the Sharpening in LR4? i recently moved to LR4 and i am still struggling with Sharpening.

You just move the slider

i never seem to get it right i am used to Noise Ninja profiles

blonde wrote in post #14745873
i never seem to get it right i am used to Noise Ninja profiles

There is no right or wrong
Give me an example, what are you trying to achieve?

Smokin

very nice work
thanks for sharing the processing & lighting
(you have great work in/on your web site)

light_pilgrim wrote in post #14745293
There is not much I can say about this combo....I simply love the way these chaps work together:

ISO 1000, 165 mm, 1/400th at f/2.8

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This is a small description on how I took and processes this photograph:

http://www.dylikowski.​com …how-i-created-look-at-me/

nice mate but i actually prefer the original none edited version. You negate the sue of the light.

The great thing about light is that it can illuminate contrast and tones and you kind of missed the opprtunity! Use the coloured version. its far superior IMO

I'm a big fan of b/w but I have to agree that in this case, the original color version works better. Nice shot btw.

jonneymendoza wrote in post #14746017
nice mate but i actually prefer the original none edited version. You negate the sue of the light.

The great thing about light is that it can illuminate contrast and tones and you kind of missed the opprtunity! Use the coloured version. its far superior IMO

I disagree wholeheartedly. I may or may not get the original shot with my equipment. That is debatable. The artist's eye at work in the PP'd photo is simply amazing. A nice photograph of a beautiful girl has been transformed into a stunning work or art. In my humble snap-shooter's opinion, the black and white version is something I can only aspire to.

Stunning

Prefer the black and white version. Excellent PP mate.