I thought with the dramatic feel of the unmodified flash a monochrome look would work nicely. I like how it turned out.
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I thought with the dramatic feel of the unmodified flash a monochrome look would work nicely. I like how it turned out.
I like the shot - Since you are okay with critique, this looks to me like it could benefit from a wee bit of levels or curves play to up the contrast in the baby's face , hands and front pyjamas.
Hope that may help
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Thanks for the advice Marko. I didn't notice how flat the face looked. I will have keep that in mind for future editing. Below is an updated photo.
I prefer shot 2 but I think you overdid it a bit on the blacks in the PJ - feels a bit too dark now and is losing detail- especially the background.
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