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UmphreyBogart wrote in post #18046816
I feel like you may have forgotten to covert the color profile on these. Very greenish color to them

It's srgb so what should it be? I'm not seeing the green.

mhickman wrote in post #18046824
It's srgb so what should it be? I'm not seeing the green.

I agree...not green to me either.

Real pretty girl. It's a shame her hair is so fly away. Must have been real humid. I think she needs to be shot more.

saea501 wrote in post #18046891
I agree...not green to me either.

Real pretty girl. It's a shame her hair is so fly away. Must have been real humid. I think she needs to be shot more.

Although she has graduated from high school, her mom would like senior photos done. Just waiting on a call back. It was humid that day.

She is also a dancer so I will keep plugging away to see what I can get.

No green on my monitor either.

no green on mine either

I would have fix up the pimples on her forehead and those lines on her left shoulder. It seems over saturated and the nose rings can be a distraction as they just appear as a little spot. Otherwise she looks pretty good.

Michael Ritter wrote in post #18047152
and the nose rings can be a distraction as they just appear as a little spot.

I never understand this point of view in personal, retail-type portraiture. Commercial photography is an entirely different matter of course. A nose ring is a voluntary choice that the subject adopted as a feature, similar to tattoos or involuntary features like freckles. I imagine she would get chapped if the photographer removed it from the final image.

Michael Ritter wrote in post #18047152
I would have fix up the pimples on her forehead and those lines on her left shoulder. It seems over saturated and the nose rings can be a distraction as they just appear as a little spot. Otherwise she looks pretty good.

Are you looking at the original or the edit? I posted both and the edit had the pimples and marks on the arm removed.

Well, after fixing a few things that I got feedback on between various websites and texting other photographers, here is the final image. Thanks again for those that offered critique!

Nicely done, that's how I would have done it too

Nicely done but here is my little nit pick: in some areas her hair looks really bluntly chopped off. I imagine that you could either liquify or do some subtle masking and/or cloning to fix it....but I'm talking about just a few spots

itsallart wrote in post #18047260
Nicely done but here is my little nit pick: in some areas her hair looks really bluntly chopped off. I imagine that you could either liquify or do some subtle masking and/or cloning to fix it....but I'm talking about just a few spots

First time fixing hair like this, but I'll keep it in mind for the future. Thank you!

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