smakelijk11
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Also, and not related to lighting, her skin tones looks a little too red. Might be interesting to see the same image but with the red channel desaturated slightly
The most troublesome aspect of this is that it is off-balance, and not in a good way. You've framed your model in landscape mode whereas you should have, IMO, framed the shot in portrait mode. And you have not placed your model in the middle of the frame. I realize that might be considered a subjective decision on the part of the photographer, but there are guidelines for doing that as well as cropping, lighting, etc. Being "off by a smidgin" is not the same as "artistic placement".What tips could you give me on this photo?
Thank you. Couldn't I just crop it to be in portrait mode?The most troublesome aspect of this is that it is off-balance, and not in a good way. You've framed your model in landscape mode whereas you should have, IMO, framed the shot in portrait mode. And you have placing your model in the middle of the frame. I realize that might be considered a subjective decision on the part of the photographer, but there are guidelines for doing that as well as cropping, lighting, etc. Being "off by a smidgin" is not the same as "artistic placement".What tips could you give me on this photo?
If you have cropped this in post, and there happens to be a lot more image with which to work, I suggest you crop differently. Alternatively, you can try again next time.
Thank you so much man!I like the colour version. In relation to lighting, my only comments relate to the lack of brightness in here eyes (could have been achieved with a reflector held at waist level) and also a little more light to the models hair (model left) would have brought out more detail in those curls. Also, and not related to lighting, her skin tones looks a little too red. Might be interesting to see the same image but with the red channel desaturated slightly. Cheers
Thank you. Couldn't I just crop it to be in portrait mode?The most troublesome aspect of this is that it is off-balance, and not in a good way. You've framed your model in landscape mode whereas you should have, IMO, framed the shot in portrait mode. And you have placing your model in the middle of the frame. I realize that might be considered a subjective decision on the part of the photographer, but there are guidelines for doing that as well as cropping, lighting, etc. Being "off by a smidgin" is not the same as "artistic placement".What tips could you give me on this photo?
If you have cropped this in post, and there happens to be a lot more image with which to work, I suggest you crop differently. Alternatively, you can try again next time.