shots for a co-worker...

Pretty good I just can't get over the yellow/green color cast on the first two.
I hope you don't mind....I fixed the WB, did hue 5 and saturation 5 and then went into color variations and set to highlights increased red and green one each. Still not right but at least it doesn't have the color cast.
If you don't like it I'll take it down.

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Thanks Sue, that does look much better. Sometimes I can't seem to see the forest from the trees, but your example helps a lot.

Did you remove some of the photos in he first post for some reason? Also sue that shot looks loads better. Alas I have nothing to compare to 'cept my memory.

They are protected still.

The only image I see is in post #16

AlphaChicken wrote in post #4206189
Did you remove some of the photos in he first post for some reason? Also sue that shot looks loads better. Alas I have nothing to compare to 'cept my memory.

Burrelly wrote in post #4206718
They are protected still.

lcfr-nl437 wrote in post #4207122
The only image I see is in post #16

Sorry, I uploaded new edits and protected the originals. The new ones should show now. They don't look amazing in FF, but they look pretty good in print, and that is what matters I suppose.

You seem to have the lighting, posing, focus, framing down quite well. These look real good to me. The color cast is probably reflections from the surroundings. I think you did an excellent job. #3 looks to be exceptional.

Personally, I hate that chunk of metal coming out of that girls face.... I'm not sure how polite it would have been to ask her to remove it, though.

DucoNihilum wrote in post #4235535
Personally, I hate that chunk of metal coming out of that girls face.... I'm not sure how polite it would have been to ask her to remove it, though.

Personally, I tend to try to photograph people as they are...because that is how I prefer to see life.

I like the edits alot. Great job on the PP work.