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Thanks Ted
That is not the colour of my eyes in real life. And the hoodie is black and grey too. The mask isn't that smooth and the background is bright white. Used natural light through windows in my office. This is to protect our identities, but still be able to put a face on our images.
That is not the colour of my eyes in real life. And the hoodie is black and grey too. The mask isn't that smooth and the background is bright white. Used natural light through windows in my office. This is to protect our identities, but still be able to put a face on our images.
I quite like it, and it's well edited, except for the light green 'halo' around the outside of the hood, where it looks like a layer hasn't been erased properly. In one way it looks nice, but in another way it also totally distracts my eye from the rest of the image 
Thank you Alda
I didn't see that till you point it out, now I see it all the time.
It's strange how you can work on a photo for minutes and not see things that someone else sees in seconds.
I don't have a lot of editing time. My PC with the software on is at home and this is a secret hobby of mine with a "Secret Poser ".
We are doing another shoot tonight, and we want to do some portraits that show eyes and character, but still keep the identity see secret.
Any advice is welcome
I didn't see that till you point it out, now I see it all the time.
It's strange how you can work on a photo for minutes and not see things that someone else sees in seconds.
I don't have a lot of editing time. My PC with the software on is at home and this is a secret hobby of mine with a "Secret Poser ".
We are doing another shoot tonight, and we want to do some portraits that show eyes and character, but still keep the identity see secret.
Any advice is welcome
