What's new

Black and white candid

AaronLLockhart

TPF Noob!
Joined
Jun 17, 2012
Messages
889
Reaction score
177
Can others edit my Photos
Photos NOT OK to edit
Random shot of my girlfriend putting her hair in a ponytail. C&C welcome!

Before anyone critiques the clarity, keep in mind that the image was downloaded from Facebook and uploaded here from my iphone, so some of the detail and clarity is lost from its original.



$image-5729018.webp

Sent from my iPhone 4S
 
Last edited:
upload one without the middle men

IKR. Why do this if you know that it would cause issues with the quality and thus your critique.

I didn't even think about the clarity of the photo until after it was already uploaded in this thread. When I get home from work I will upload the original.
 
The eyes and lips look pretty uncharacteristic judging by the rest of the exposure. By my eyes, they're a bit hot on my monitor, even at a small size.

Giving a little 'pop' to the eyes is great, but it can easily be overdone. You have to base your processing off the exposure of the rest of the scene, and try to to make the whites look unnaturally white.

iqGuurQNfX6OP.jpg


I subtly enhanced the eyes on this portrait just in lightroom. I had to adjust the initial lightroom brush preset, but it does work fairly well at giving eyes some "pop." It can also work on hair as well.
 
Here is the original from my home computer. :)

$DSC_0072_1.webp
 
The eyes and lips look pretty uncharacteristic judging by the rest of the exposure. By my eyes, they're a bit hot on my monitor, even at a small size.

Giving a little 'pop' to the eyes is great, but it can easily be overdone. You have to base your processing off the exposure of the rest of the scene, and try to to make the whites look unnaturally white.

I subtly enhanced the eyes on this portrait just in lightroom. I had to adjust the initial lightroom brush preset, but it does work fairly well at giving eyes some "pop." It can also work on hair as well.

I see what you're saying. They are a little "loud" for the exposure level of the photo.
 

Create an account or login to comment

You must be a member in order to leave a comment

Create account

Create an account on our community. It's easy!

Log in

Already have an account? Log in here.

Back
Top Bottom