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Looking at your photos, I’m pretty sure you already know this, but generally it’s better to underexpose (in digital). It’s easier to bring out the shadows than fix overexposed highlights. I use a 3 tier approach. First I tweak the exposure and shadows in Raw. Then adjust the overall levels in Photoshop, but don’t overdo it. Then the real work begins by selecting the areas of interest with a generous “feather” and re-adjusting the levels. I’ve kind of been out of photography for the last 10 years, so there are probably newer and better methods now. However, since you overexposed on purpose, you probably got the image you wanted.
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- theater of mind - (chapter-076)
larry_korhank commented on victor_erdi's gallery image in Black and White
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After some thought, I think the relationship between the model and her sweater puts this photo over the top. For example, I can imagine that her sweater looks like a Knight’s protective chainmail. But instead of cold and hard, it’s really soft and warm. (note: the attention to lighting of the sweater is as good as model lighting.) Likewise, the model’s expression is protective and guarded. But behind those eyes is something soft and warm. This kind of image actually lives up to photonet’s claim “Where Photographer’s inspire each other”!
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Speeding Eagle Hunter in Mongolia
larry_korhank commented on Karl Schuler's gallery image in Journalism
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I love an image that has a landscape that could stand alone, but has an added subject that stimulates curiosity and story making. Personally, I think too many times photographers get the perfect landscape, and then just throw in a nude. Not that I don’t like nudes, but they just seem to limit deeper thought. Or maybe I’m just jealous because my only model is a blonde doll. Anyway, this model’s eyes are focused on her step, but her mind seems to be in deep thought. I wonder what she's thinking about! If she were nude or looking at the camera, it would be a much less interesting photo. Masterful work!
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Why My Christmas is Merry
larry_korhank commented on Dana C Doherty's gallery image in Uncategorized
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