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There are 3 lights;Curious...My first thought is that you've got too many catchlights going on. Two or three in her eyes? I think cloning-out the red-tinted one would help matters.
How did you get the water in the frame? It looks like it's going up, which throws me a little.
That's the point. But she's not been placed there through artificial means, only though lighting.The man looks natural, as if actually out in the rain.
The woman looks very out of place, almost if she wasn't there at all but "placed" there by other means (from lighting and pose).
Well since all you asked about is the rain, that's all I'll comment about.
The only thing that doesn't make sense is how there's lots of rain at the top, a little at the bottom, and NONE in front of her. I know it would be distracting, but I find myself when I first look at the photo thinking "where is the rain in front of her?"
Well since all you asked about is the rain, that's all I'll comment about.
The only thing that doesn't make sense is how there's lots of rain at the top, a little at the bottom, and NONE in front of her. I know it would be distracting, but I find myself when I first look at the photo thinking "where is the rain in front of her?"
Actually, if you look at the black stripes of the dress, you can see the rain there. But I still agree with you that it does look a bit like there is no rain in front of her.
What bothers me more is that, as someone else mentioned, the rain seems to be going up instead of down. :scratch: Unfortunately, no advice to give as I've never tried to do anything like this myself. I can't even think of why it looks that way. Sorry.
There are 3 lights;Curious...My first thought is that you've got too many catchlights going on. Two or three in her eyes? I think cloning-out the red-tinted one would help matters.
How did you get the water in the frame? It looks like it's going up, which throws me a little.
One over head to light water/umbrella.
One camera left to light him, without it he would be mostly a shadow given she's standing in front of the 3rd light.
One camera right lighting her.
There aren't any red gels or anything like that.
It's a fashion/beauty type shot, not a real attempt at totally faking rain outside. I didn't want a bunch of water covering her face. The focus is supposed to be on her, the guy is a prop.