Granddad
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It isn't very often during a live stage production that pose and facial expression come together with (almost) perfect lighting. I shot a dance show on Saturday in London and I'm working my way through the shots. I'm about a quarter of the way through so far and THIS one stopped me in my tracks.
I've made very few adjustments apart from deepening the blacks and then compensating in her hair with a little more exposure and highlights in LR. Then I took it to PS, increased the size of the background a little and erased some of the original background that had a blue tint. There remains a blue/purple tint around the edges of her hair from the stage lighting.
Did I overdo the hair correction?
Maybe a little more space on top for her to look into?
Can I improve this or should I leave it alone?
I've made very few adjustments apart from deepening the blacks and then compensating in her hair with a little more exposure and highlights in LR. Then I took it to PS, increased the size of the background a little and erased some of the original background that had a blue tint. There remains a blue/purple tint around the edges of her hair from the stage lighting.
Did I overdo the hair correction?
Maybe a little more space on top for her to look into?
Can I improve this or should I leave it alone?