The Devil's Princess

Took a whole bunch of my daughter last night and when we were done she realized that we had forgotten the horns. Yay for me, not so good for her

I hadn't played with my one single light in a long time and it showed. Any tips and suggestions are really appreciated .

She is sooooo Cute...

They are a little underexposed... unless you were going for dark and moody..? Were you using studio lighting?

Since you asked for help/suggestions...

Here is a little PP adjustment that may help...

A little curves bump, and then some levels adjusting... (masking out the lighter side of her face by about half) .......plus color balance to remove a magenta cast... ( thinK I put too much red now, but you get the idea)

If you are shooting studio strobe, it would be good to meter beforehand. If you don't have a meter, then I'd double check the histogram to make sure the highlights are peaking properly.

When all else fails.... adjust the exposure in RAW and then go to PS from there.

Did I say she is so cute... I love the personality you've captured here... so fun!!

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Your daughter is a cutie, Bea. I agree with Kristy that that are a smidge dark but it looks like than can be easily recovered.

I love the costume.