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Alex Tornqvist
{K:31} 6/2/2004
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Thankz for the tips on lightening.
I will put them in practice next time I shoot portrait.
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Alex Tornqvist
{K:31} 6/2/2004
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Thankz for the lesson :-)
It was to good use.
A new and improved version ov the image will be up tomorrow!
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 6/2/2004
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Your key (primary) light source is quite low. It seems as if you used a window? Usually a good choice, since it's a diffuse light source.
You could have added a fill light to the right, to reveal some additional detail on that side.
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Alain Mijngheer
{K:11733} 6/2/2004
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With the lasso-tool I drew on the (her side)left side feathered the selection and clicked on fill-lighten-etc...
Dodge-tool for the eyes to lighten more up, highlighted eye-detail and lips(reflection of natural light).
Darkened the area where the hear reaches her skin with the burn-tool.
With PhotoshopCS in 3(+/-)minutes.
It could have been done a lot beter of course.
I hope this info is usefull.
Grtz,
Alain
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Alex Tornqvist
{K:31} 6/2/2004
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Thanx for your comment and your demonstration.
I liked the changes but please tell me what you did exactly.
Thanks again!
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Alain Mijngheer
{K:11733} 6/2/2004
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It would have looked more like this( I took the liberty for a quick change of your image).
Alain
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Alex Tornqvist
{K:31} 6/2/2004
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Thanks for your constructive comment.
Now I know till next time.
Thanx!!!
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Alain Mijngheer
{K:11733} 6/2/2004
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I like this portrait as being straight forward and natural.
Considering the lighting you could have used a reflector, so light would have bounced back on Tina's face. The reflector would have been on her left side( or your right side). Or lighten the darker sides up with an appropriate program.
Grtz,
Alain
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