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im not sure but it seems like there is a white balance issue ....might just be my screen im on a labtop
I like the first one.....although parts are blown out and what not, a lot of fashions top companies have photography that looks like that.
Shoes would have been nice though. lol
It depends on where you cut the apendage off.. Never cut an arm/leg/etc off at a joint, it just looks odd. In the first photo, it looks as though she's floating down the sidewalk, not walking. The clipping whites are very distracting too. I'd say it's a poor attempt at whatever style you're trying to acheive and I don't mean that in a douche bag way.I like the first one.....although parts are blown out and what not, a lot of fashions top companies have photography that looks like that.
Shoes would have been nice though. lol
Thanks.
Take a look at any fashion magazine, take a look at the ads. There is a frequency of cut off limbs, colors being off and highlights that are overblown. It's just a style.
Sometimes I think people forget that a photograph has a meaning, it's used to convey a certain EMOTION. If the problems with the photo are distracting, it can be a problem, but sometimes the "problems" can help to convey that emotion.
I am not saying this picture is technically perfect, far from it, but it's my attempt to do this; convey a certain feeling/emotion, and I am trying to use certain things (blown out highlights and a magenta feel) to help with that.
It depends on where you cut the apendage off.. Never cut an arm/leg/etc off at a joint, it just looks odd. In the first photo, it looks as though she's floating down the sidewalk, not walking. The clipping whites are very distracting too. I'd say it's a poor attempt at whatever style you're trying to acheive and I don't mean that in a douche bag way.I like the first one.....although parts are blown out and what not, a lot of fashions top companies have photography that looks like that.
Shoes would have been nice though. lol
Thanks.
Take a look at any fashion magazine, take a look at the ads. There is a frequency of cut off limbs, colors being off and highlights that are overblown. It's just a style.
Sometimes I think people forget that a photograph has a meaning, it's used to convey a certain EMOTION. If the problems with the photo are distracting, it can be a problem, but sometimes the "problems" can help to convey that emotion.
I am not saying this picture is technically perfect, far from it, but it's my attempt to do this; convey a certain feeling/emotion, and I am trying to use certain things (blown out highlights and a magenta feel) to help with that.
As for the second photo, it's a pretty trashy shot, not something I'd ever deliver to a client, or even take.
Hi Travis.:lmao:blown out, poor WB correction and the second shot is a horrible angle on this girl
Yes Sir. :roll:Hi Travis.:lmao:blown out, poor WB correction and the second shot is a horrible angle on this girl
Please keep the threads to conversation about the original topic, and not chit chat.
I still would love to know what's trashy about it.
YES I know it's overblown. YES I know the colors are off... I intended them to be. Maybe it didn't work, sure, but I'd love to know your idea on how to improve the images, and more importantly, what is so trashy about a bra... I'd hate to see you in Victoria's Secret.