See what I look at is her skin tones. My original post is right on. She is very light skinned. The darker post seem to add weird redness... Bob I like yours much more than Craig's
Rhinotherunt THREAD STARTER Looking for a Rock  7,129 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jun 2006 Location: Jasper, AL More info | Oct 21, 2006 12:03 | #31 See what I look at is her skin tones. My original post is right on. She is very light skinned. The darker post seem to add weird redness... Bob I like yours much more than Craig's Ryan McGill
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KaylaNicole Member 79 posts Joined Feb 2006 Location: OKC,OK More info | Oct 21, 2006 13:13 | #32 I'm not a fan of the pole...I think it takes away from her beauty!
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D.CraigFlory Goldmember 1,333 posts Joined Sep 2006 More info | Ryan; D. Craig Flory PPA Certified, Cr.Photog.,
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whiskaz Goldmember  1,503 posts Joined Apr 2006 Location: Parkersburg, WV More info | Oct 21, 2006 14:09 | #34 Craig, easy there pro. While I agree the original seems a tad overexposed, there's no need to get mean about it. Jeremy | Gear List | EyeDigress - A Photoblog
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Texbow Member  150 posts Likes: 1 Joined Mar 2006 Location: Cypress, Texas More info | Oct 21, 2006 18:14 | #35 I'm not qualified to input on the technical debate but I think your model has the "girl next door" look. To me a good photo is more then the techical aspects. IMHO.
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Rhinotherunt THREAD STARTER Looking for a Rock 7,129 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jun 2006 Location: Jasper, AL More info | Oct 21, 2006 18:21 | #36 D. Craig Flory wrote in post #2150022  Ryan; If your original post is "right on", she must be never out in the sun. Her skin on your post, on my monitor, is just a shade above my white ink jet paper. I'm calibrated for my pro lab and am on a Viewsonic Professional Series Monitor. My images always look great on several Professional Photographer sites. So I will assume you should calibrate your monitor. But I am be wrong ... have only been a full time pro portrait photographer since 1966. So I really suggest strongly that you get calibrated and get your gamma set. D. Craig Flory PPA Certified, Photographic Craftsman, ASP loryphotog@mindspring.com LOL! To each is their own. My GF wants to give you a piece of her mind... Oh, I checked out your website.... ummm... interesting. whiskaz wrote in post #2150118 Craig, easy there pro. While I agree the original seems a tad overexposed, there's no need to get mean about it. Thanks! He is not offending me. He is offering me "pro" advice, Texbow wrote in post #2150971 I'm not qualified to input on the technical debate but I think your model has the "girl next door" look. To me a good photo is more then the techical aspects. IMHO. Thanks Tex! Ryan McGill
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