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fashion shoot for a university project.
| Title: | Fashion series 1 |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 29 Apr 2010 - 2:09 PM |
| Camera: | Canon EOS 400D |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Tags: | Digital slr, Digitally manipulated, Fashion, Flash / lighting, Model, Photoshop, Portraits / people, Studio |
| Votes: | Voting Disabled |
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nice shot, although i feel the right arm is a little too far back (behind her head ) if the right fore-arm followed the line of her left upper arm it would be a less confliting sharp angle and also take away the bump below the right shoulder joint formed there. it would also ballance the pictue alittle better.
hope this helps
Kinda agree with her right arm....looks a little awkward, but I actually like the other arm as it follows the lines of her hip. Nicely toned and good image.
Absolutely perfect lighting and exposure. Pose is fashion - un-natural and forced but just what is expected - so OK by me. Would actually prefer figure bang down center on this occasion.
Good stuff.
Paul
Overall I like this image and it looks like your initial capture was good, model pose is right for the type of image you wanted to capture. I agree with the comment about the right arm and maintaining the line through from the left but it's a small thing.
There are a couple of other niggles for me - everything looks a bit purple, if you intended this then fair enough; but if you didn't mean to then you might want to take the white balance from the background instead of the dress. When you do that the eye make-up really starts to stand out too.
Also, and probably the bigger thing for me is that something looks odd about her left forearm. At first I thought it was the pose but out of interest, did you do any sculpting of her arm with the liquify / distortion tools?
Thank you for the comments, really appreciate it.
i totally agree with the whole arm thing, maybe this is something that the new photoshop cs5 would be able to help sort out? to help the image more balanced. i did intend to have a slight coloured tint on the image but am unsure how to remove the colour from her skin tone and jst to have the tint on the background and also, no distortion tools/liquify were used, the pose is as shot.
hi nicola, uploaded mod with strong tint of blue to background. there are several ways to do but for some pics the easiest way is to outline model using magnetic lasoo,when done right click inside selection then select inverse this gives your background section,the adjust whatever you want. saturation hue,levels ,use phot filters etc:
hope this is helpful to you.
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