Black and white portrait

[o hey tyler]

I may, if I have time later. Also, almost 9k posts. Huzzah.

 

[jowensphoto]

Are there anymore levels after Junkie?

 

[ronlane]

I think you need to reshoot the whole thing. I mean, if you can' produce a better b&w than that, maybe you just need to send me the camera and give up.

 

[o hey tyler]

Are there anymore levels after Junkie?

Only TPF-Rehab In-Patient

I think you need to reshoot the whole thing. I mean, if you can' produce a better b&w than that, maybe you just need to send me the camera and give up.

Alright, PM me your address bud.

 

[ronlane]

Done :hug::

 

[ronlane]

Well since I'm one post away from 1800 (isn't that a good tequila?) Why not make it 1800 on Tyler's thread.

 

[o hey tyler]

Well since I'm one post away from 1800 (isn't that a good tequila?) Why not make it 1800 on Tyler's thread.

Good point. Why not? It's the best thread to make it in.

 

[DiskoJoe]

Nice job, he looks like Don Cheadle.

 

[runnah]

Nice job, he looks like Don Cheadle.

I was going to say Tim Meadows.

 

[o hey tyler]

Nice job, he looks like Don Cheadle.

Thanks Joe. I'm a big fan of the Cheade.

 

[runnah]

Nice job, he looks like Don Cheadle.

Thanks Joe. I'm a big fan of the Cheade.

We can't be friends anymore if you don't like tim meadows.

 

[o hey tyler]

We can't be friends anymore if you don't like tim meadows.

I like Tim meadows but I appreciate Dons acting prowess more.

 

[o hey tyler]

Surprised Andy hasn't come back to comment on the changes I made per his suggestions.

 

[jwbryson1]

I like this shot but, as an amateur photographer, I question why you don't have more light on the left side of his face. I understand the short lighting but his face blends into such darkness that you lose all detail. I'm not a pro, but it's my understanding that you should get a good jaw line when lit properly. To me, that would mean that the left side of his face could use more light.

What am I missing?

 

[o hey tyler]

I like this shot but, as an amateur photographer, I question why you don't have more light on the left side of his face. I understand the short lighting but his face blends into such darkness that you lose all detail. I'm not a pro, but it's my understanding that you should get a good jaw line when lit properly. To me, that would mean that the left side of his face could use more light.

What am I missing?

Did you check out the rework of the original? Just curious. I brought out some more detail on the darker side.

I thought the jaw line was pretty visible, but I suppose that's subjective. He did ask for a "dark and dirty" use of light. So I went with what he asked.