Can so.eine tell me how this is done

Evertking · Oct 31, 2016

Юрина Ольга (@yurina_photo) • Instagram photos and videos
I love the look of her photos. How does she get this look? Is it Photoshop, lightroom? The colors... The tones.. it's beautiful.

beagle100 · Oct 31, 2016

Evertking said:
Юрина Ольга (@yurina_photo) • Instagram photos and videos
I love the look of her photos. How does she get this look? Is it Photoshop, lightroom? The colors... The tones.. it's beautiful.

The photographer probably uses a full frame camera and long lens with a large aperture (expensive but nice)
like this portrait photographer
www.flickr.com/photos/desertrose76

Braineack · Oct 31, 2016

long lens, shallow DOF, and heavy post-processing.

Evertking · Oct 31, 2016

Lol.. just noticed I butchered the title. Sorry guys. But thanks for the replies. Yes, I figured there was a lot of PP involved. Also I have noticed that there is also some choosing in what colors the subject have on. I have been searching for this processing techniques but have had zero luck. I love these pictures.

Trever1t · Oct 31, 2016

it's not the gear....well anyone with the best gear can't necessarily take images like those. It's the lighting. This photographer is patient, very patient and waits until his/her ambient light is perfect.

KmH · Oct 31, 2016

I would vote those photos as good examples of mostly poor use of ambient light.

In most of the photos the subjects have dark eye sockets and/or under exposed faces giving the backgrounds more visual weight than what one would presume is the primary subject, the people.

beagle100 · Oct 31, 2016

Evertking said:
Lol.. just noticed I butchered the title. Sorry guys. But thanks for the replies. Yes, I figured there was a lot of PP involved. Also I have noticed that there is also some choosing in what colors the subject have on. I have been searching for this processing techniques but have had zero luck. I love these pictures.

searching for "processing technique" probably won't get you far. again, long expensive large aperture lens and the right light help create the images (in the link I provided, maybe similar to your link)'