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Pete Askew
Admin
Looking good. Interesting setting. Works well.
Fidel Marcus
Well-Known Member
I like this, I used to shoot portraits & models and I particularly like the tones here, soft but not dreamy and the colors all complement the overall composition of this one.
what do you use for PP?
what do you use for PP?
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adam hoskins
Guest
Thanks for comments will post more when i get editing at full speed. Fidel i am using lightroom 3.6 for the raw processing and some minor temp tweaks, then photoshop cs3 for the final touches so that would be putting in minor curve adjustments on RGB channels idividually then dodge and burn skin tones and highlight the eyes more. In all took about 30 mins to edit. Original image came out well and did not need many enhancments
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
Very "on trend" colour process this I think!
Very interesting setting ... I looks a little like a bonfire? Scrap yard is it?
And right style modle for the location too ... All in all a good set up I think...
Very interesting setting ... I looks a little like a bonfire? Scrap yard is it?
And right style modle for the location too ... All in all a good set up I think...
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adam hoskins
Guest
Cheers hamish funny enough it was at Nathan garage so got plenty more to come yet , couple in studio and some with a vintage motorbike so keep your eyes peeled.
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
It's amazing what you find in your wood pile these days! 
As Hamish noted, very current feel to the PP - nice edgy pose to
As Hamish noted, very current feel to the PP - nice edgy pose to
