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02/19/2004 12:59:06 PM |
well great promise for this image, but still a few things that bother me. I don't really like how burnt out the image is. i see that you modified the levels to achieve this, but still i think you could have it bright and not burnt out. The cropping seems awfully close to her chin as well. Too close... perhaps if you moved the crop up a distance.. put the eyes on the 1st third.
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10/26/2003 03:47:06 PM |
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10/24/2003 07:55:21 PM |
| On my screen the skin tone is all washed out and the lips are kind of faded. The eyes are clear and the lashes are fine, but a lot of other parts just seem over exposed. |
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10/24/2003 09:31:58 AM |
| this was a nice shot but it is way over exposed. Try bracketing your shots and this is from one who doesn't practice what I preach and then complains later. |
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10/23/2003 11:31:35 PM |
| I think this is a bit too high key for the model's hair. The contrast between face and hair is a bit stark. But the composition and soft focus are great. |
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10/22/2003 03:34:59 PM |
| Beautiful subject, her eyes are wonderful. The lighting is okay, but I'm torn on whether I like it. On one hand I find it a bit detracting because I want more tonal play from the skin and deliniation of all the features. On the other hand I love how it really brings out the eyes and creates a nice foil for the hair (which in turn also highlight the eyes). Beyond that the only other thing that draw my eye negatively was an odd discoloration on her right eyebrow (possibly weird light glare?), doesn't take away from the image, but it did catch my attention. Excellent photo. 9 |
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10/22/2003 01:29:00 PM |
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10/21/2003 09:23:22 AM |
| Face is overexposed. I know this is a 'lighting' challenge, but in this case, the overexposure washes out any detail. The lighting also doesn't "set the mood" for the image, either, which is also part of this challenge. Noise on bottom of image. I do like the fact that the face fills the frame, and the eyes have nice catch lights in them. Model is attractive subject. |
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10/20/2003 10:38:01 PM |
| Very attractive. Eyes and hair seem properly lighted but the skin tones are too light. |
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10/20/2003 02:01:02 PM |
| Overexposed unfortunately, unless of course you were going for a 'high key' portrait. If not, this can be easily corrected in post-processing. |
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10/20/2003 01:13:25 PM |
| This probably could have been a very good shot with some moody lightng but it just seems to me to be very over exposed which is washing part of your models face out. Better luck next time. 5 |
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10/20/2003 08:12:20 AM |
| Nice hi lite portrait tightly cropped to advantage. |
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10/20/2003 01:58:27 AM |
| Way to much light :( and why the square crop? |
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10/20/2003 12:39:07 AM |
| interesting concept of overexposure to bring out the eyes..I'll have to try this 9! |
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