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I had released a similar picture. My model believes that I had chosen

the wrong photograph. Please let me know what are your thoughts?

 

Thanks,

 

Ringo

Very cool image - I love what you have done with the color. I would crop about a 1/5 of the left of the image out of the shot. Excellent work! - Mark

I really like this image. The colors are amazing. I was wondering though, almost half of the colors is outside the CMYK-space. Is it intended for "monitor-use" only? Or can these colors be reproduced on print?

Dear Hugo it is remarkeable that you can tell that an image is out of the CMYK spectrum.

 

When posting for Photo.net. I develop my raw files into rgb 72 dpi files for the sole purpose of display. Because its through a monitor and every monitor is different I saturate the images higher than I would have done for printing.

 

Cheers,

 

Ringo

I think the composition is stronger in this version. I am also happy that I can now see her mouth.

Ringo,

it is not that remarkable. I noticed the colors are very bright and saturated, and because I like to learn I took a look at the colors in PS. It has a simple function to check whether the colors are within the CMYK-range.

It is well done however, because when I saturate my images that much, it looks really bad.

How interesting? I do believe that this is a stronger image than the previously sent image... Yet my score pale's in comparison??

 

Any comments??

Everytime I repost a photo the same thing happens to my ratings.

Congratulations. It's a fascinating photo. They both are.

I love the color, I will have to try plying with your technique, my photos never end up looking as good on screen as they do in print.

Very beautiful and attractive!

B:)liana

Impressive shot!