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Ohh Jet, so close! I can live with the contrast, but the background is distracting. Nice pose by the model and good job lighting her. I think her shoulders could be a tad more relaxed, esp her right one. Seems like a runway pose in the woods? .. quirky like that.
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The light doesn't work with the ambient light, the light intensity and color balance difference make the use of a flash way too evident in the image. Outstanding job lighting the model, as usual, but I think this is a poorly lit scene.
I think the only reason the background is "distracting" is because its so dull and flat, feels so totally seperated from the foreground scene. If the light in the foreground matched on the boat in the back, I think the image would look a lot better.
The position of her riight arm and the angle of her wrist with the fingers spread looks almost fricky
and have to agree the contrast is odd between model and background
A beatiful model
The light doesn't work with the ambient light, the light intensity and color balance difference make the use of a flash way too evident in the image. Outstanding job lighting the model, as usual, but I think this is a poorly lit scene.
I think the only reason the background is "distracting" is because its so dull and flat, feels so totally seperated from the foreground scene. If the light in the foreground matched on the boat in the back, I think the image would look a lot better.
Well, you nailed my main concern. I wasn't happy with the background overall in the original capture, and tried a bunch of different things to get it to "gel" better. Not sure where to go next without completely replacing the background scene...
Looks much better SOOC, Jim. The model still pops, although yes the bg is a bit busy and I see why you tried toning it down. I think a simple thing here like removing that wire going up between the trees on the left and softly tuning down the brightness back there would help. Her pose is fine i feel, and the light and skin tones are very good.