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You said it unless it is done right. Mall photo places need to put out the product and move on.
#2 Film or digital, image needs to be processed to reflect what photographer sees or wants to see in his image.
The image above is overexposed. It is easier to correct underexposure then over exposure. You can only do so much by boost contrast, dodge, crop, etc but unfortunately some details are lost. At times like these, you get a bit creative and selective coloring is a basic example of creativity and start editing it to save/make the image more pleasurable You want to take it a step further, you cut out the pool and everything around the girl and put her on some cloud. Sky is the limit.
"burning the edge of the pool and her jumper"
How do you do that? what is that effect? To me the shot looks dark now. Maybe it because I'm used to the lighter shot.
I like it though.
Just for giggles:Good morning guys and Gals,
I took this by the pool in LA. I think it is washed out but I wife really likes it because it does bring out the blue in her eyes. What do you guys think? Feel free to play around with it. If you do please tell me what you did so I can learn.
F/7.1
Exposure time:1/100
Focal Length 60
Thanks a bunch.