smakelijk11
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Based on my personal taste, I would have liked to see a bit more sculpting done to her features with the light. A beauty dish creates high contrast lighting while still attaining softness to it, which makes it very useful and popular for beauty portraits. I think a slightly higher placement of the light source would let you take better advantage of this modifier's high contrast qualities by creating shadows that would sculpt the model's beautiful features; her cheekbones, nose, jawline and forehead. This diagram shows the general lighting and shadow pattern that I base most of my lighting on: https://orig00.deviantart.net/1ec7/f/2017/010/e/f/tyd54f8_by_danostergren-dauzkxw.png It's a makeup diagram, but the concept remains exactly the same in terms of lighting, because the makeup technique itself is meant to mimic flattering light.Did do some retouching on the photo and loved the way it turned out. Used an ND filter outdoors to get the bokeh in the background with the sync speed of my flash. Used the sun as my kicker light. Is there anything that you could suggest that could be improved?
You could frame a little wider, and it wouldn't hurt a thing. Particularly if it was going to be framed.Is there anything that you could suggest that could be improved?