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Feb 19, 2013 22:30 |  #1

My first attempt at a studio portrait. I am fortunate enough to have a large studio at my disposal with all kinds of lighting and back drop options etc... I have a large space in my home shop which I host the local photography club in weekly.

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I have never been too much into portraits, at least not human kinds :lol: Just looking to see what you all think. Looking for constructive critique please.

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Feb 20, 2013 21:04 |  #2

Really? 152 Views and not 1 comment good or bad. Looking for some help. Thanks


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Feb 21, 2013 07:14 |  #3

It's a great shot. I want more...


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Feb 21, 2013 08:49 |  #4

I'm not sure why this isn't getting more comments -- great photo. The angle is definitely interesting as is the framing..the lighting seems to be on point, as well. I'm not sure I can find a flaw in it, personally.


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Feb 21, 2013 15:39 as a reply to  @ willspective's post |  #5

I like this shot too. I might desat the reds a little and maybe just a touch of skin smoothing.....and I mean a little.

Pupils are really dilated. And for whatever reason I think the white undershirt really adds to this.


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Feb 21, 2013 18:44 |  #6

saea501 wrote in post #15637018 (external link)
I like this shot too. I might desat the reds a little and maybe just a touch of skin smoothing.....and I mean a little.

Pupils are really dilated. And for whatever reason I think the white undershirt really adds to this.

Thank you. Appreciate the response. I wasn't sure if it was my screen or what, but it seemed a bit red to me as well. I will desat it a bit. I noticed the pupils as well.
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Feb 21, 2013 18:45 |  #7

willspective wrote in post #15635446 (external link)
I'm not sure why this isn't getting more comments -- great photo. The angle is definitely interesting as is the framing..the lighting seems to be on point, as well. I'm not sure I can find a flaw in it, personally.

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