Yvonne (high key)

[colinb]

t'other half is seldom happy when I use her for photographic purposes, thought I would try a little high key with this picture of her. Plus I added a slight colour filter.

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[stevedevil]

I really like these images, the high use of white just really adds the depth in the image..

The one thing that does grab the eye is the flaring in the lower part of the image, maybe just crop this out ???

Its great to see members "Pushing" their equipment to get differing results..

Thanks for taking the time to post this image..

Cheers

Steve

[colinb]

I really like these images, the high use of white just really adds the depth in the image..

The one thing that does grab the eye is the flaring in the lower part of the image, maybe just crop this out ???

Its great to see members "Pushing" their equipment to get differing results..

Thanks for taking the time to post this image..

Cheers

Steve

Cheers for your comment Steve - I faded off the edges as I felt the dark edge was too sharp and didn't fit with the rest of the high key, but you may have a point and I might rethink that section

[stevedevil]

Thanks Colinb

The use of B&W and Monochome usually goes to oversharpening images, but with portrait the softness always works,

Its just really good to see that members are really using theit equipment to get these results, and shows what can be achieved..

Cheers

Steve