Here are a couple of images I shot recently of this little girl (friend of the family).
and another one from last month.
This is a discussion on Let it go.... within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Here are a couple of images I shot recently of this little girl (friend of the family). and another one ...
Here are a couple of images I shot recently of this little girl (friend of the family).
and another one from last month.
Both lovely! I especially like the second photo!
Lovely set Mike!
Care to comment on the PP?
Last edited by Marko; 01-26-2015 at 04:18 PM.
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Wow!!!! #2 is amazing!!! Both are great, but #2 is poetry!!!
"The worst thing about taking a great image is that your next one has to be better!"
The light in number two is freaking awesome and gorgeous.
Thanks everyone for you comments. Marko, the PP for #1 is a couple of overlays made by Jessica Drossin. I start in LR and do standard adjustments, then taken into PS to work in layers and masks with the overlays, then back into LR for final adjustments. #2 is made with a technique I learned from Jake Olson. I have admired Jake's work for a long time and have made some attempts to get his "look" in other images but couldn't quite get to be as seamless as I would like. Recently he brought out a downloadable tutorial that really helped me. Basically its sort of like shooting an HDR, except that the sky doesn't even have to be from the original scene. The issue is always trying to blending the two scenes together. Again, I did the standard adjustments in LR, take it into PS to blend the 2 images together. Using layers masks is really important with this. I then use topaz labs for further adjustments, then back into LR for final touches.
I would love to see a step by step on your processing on these (esp #2).
If I could capture and produce an image like #2, I would quit photography because there is no more higher to go.
"The worst thing about taking a great image is that your next one has to be better!"
Both are lighting magic, but do agree, that second one is just amazing. Lovely work as always Mike.
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