Soft Ambient
by meyers

Comment:
I hope she enjoyed this, I think it came out very well, an intimate portrait with the low light. :)

Week 05
by hajeka

Comment:
I know nothing about this person, but it seems like she is trying to decide about a lover or partner and the OoF men are her sub-conscience throwing her options around for us to see.

1.52 Smoke break
by Melethia

Comment:
I loved the framed head captured by light. Excellent work and a very belated welcome out of IRAQ!!!!!!

5 - My Favorite Daughter
by Bud

Comment:
I enjoy the tones and the gaze, she seems at peace while her favorite dad shoots her portrait. :)

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by benee

Comment:
an excellent example of taking the mundane and turning it into some thing beautiful to look at.

Broken Docks
by Hipychik

Comment:
I love the desolation of it all. To someone unfamiliar with the local weather, it would seem doomed forever and left behind.

Spire
by Alicia

Comment:
I like the conversion to black and white, it looks almost infrared. For my personal tastes I think the effects on the sky are alittle too much.

alone
by UrfaK

Comment:
Timing is great as you have him mid-stride. I like the play of the light in the hallway.

Studio Entrance
by Germaine

Comment:
I love the low contrast! Brilliant toning too.

Week 4
by muz64

Comment:
The moment is perfect. I agree with the other commentors about a levels adjustment. For input levels I tried (5, 1.59, 216) You can load those up in the dialog box. My thought process was that I looked at the histogram and saw that there was some empty space on the right and moved that slider until it was into the histogram. THen the middle slider to lighten the midtones, then moved the far right to darken it and give a bit of contrast in the dark bits. Another way that may help before you shoot is to use center-weighted or spot metering modes. This will have your camera make the exposure reading from the middles, which may have made your background really bright but the face and moment would be just right. :)