This is my first B&W portrait that wasn't shooting myself for practice.
Logan by Trevor Baldwin, on Flickr
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This is my first B&W portrait that wasn't shooting myself for practice.
Logan by Trevor Baldwin, on Flickr
Canon Rebel S II, Canon XS, Canon T5i, Canon 7D Mk2
75-300mm F4-5.6, 70-200 F4 L, 400mm F5.6 L, 500mm F4 L
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I don't know Logan but this image makes him look like a moody teenager. If that's him then you captured him perfectly.
Excellent dramatic lighting but it feels like there is a touch of a hot spot on his forehead that you might want to burn in just a bit. Overall, I like it, and I bet you Logan does as well!
I'm certainly no expert on portraits, however I do like the dramatic lighting
I like the lighting here as well - 10% burn on the forehead and 5% on the neck would be all I'd do here.
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Thanks for the compliment and suggestions.
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