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    Lady of Umbrellas -

    High key on purpose, exposed for the black umbrella to get the blown outs. Minimal editing, slight saturation increase to get more of the model and her clothing into view.




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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    I like it. I can't say I would change anything.
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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    Thanks Greg

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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    Her pose isn't all that attractive. You shot from below which makes her look wider than she actually is and she seems slouched and bored.

    I think #2 is a lot more effective.
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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    I see what you mean, MB1, and I never noticed that before till you pointed it out. Hmm not much I can do now, but I'll keep that in mind for future ref

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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    I like it. In fact, you gave me some ideas..
    As far as the photo itself, The only thing I would do and it is nit picking is clone out that speckle on top of her head. right before the parting line.
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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    I've got a lot of cloning out to do by the look of it thank you JG

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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    Wow, harsh lighting situation.. Not sure about how the umbrella is clipped off there, either.
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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    Quote Originally Posted by GB1
    Wow, harsh lighting situation.. Not sure about how the umbrella is clipped off there, either.
    It's deliberately high-key, trying it out :P

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    Re: Lady of Umbrellas -

    I like it.
    It makes me feel curious as to why she is there. The harsh crop and the gaze out of the box adds to this feeling.

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