85mm. ss/800, f/2.8, ISO 200.
Tried a selective color adj. layer to help with the yellow grass. Any better?
Friday, April 18, 2008
April 19, 2008
Amanda (peawithme) inspired me to try backlighting. My shot isn't near as wonderful as hers are, but I like what I caught. This is what Tina does on a shoot when we're not shooting-she really believes in the power of dandelion wishes.
85mm. ss/800, f/2.8, ISO 200.
Tried a selective color adj. layer to help with the yellow grass. Any better?
85mm. ss/800, f/2.8, ISO 200.
Tried a selective color adj. layer to help with the yellow grass. Any better?
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These are really cute. Love the conversion
It is so hard to shoot in full sun! I just posted some in full sun too and my grass turned yellow too! I like the conversion one...did you add a white vignette to it?
Love the halo effect--subtle yet effective. Nice work!
I kind of liked the yellow- it could have been a field of dandelions!
This is something I want you to teach me when we meet!!! Love it.
Hey Jenn...you're in my bloglines too so I'm back! I think maybe just do a selective color to add some red maybe to just her face (it's so hard to tell without playing with it and honestly, I still really struggle with seeing color casts consistently). I know that the yellow sunset kind of look is very popular too!! I'm sorry I'm not much more help! I try to CC when I can, but I always hesitate because I still have so much to learn myself!!
I like the halo. I think backlighting is so beautiful, and I don't mind yellow grass that much in bright sun, because it kind of looks that way in real life.
Backlighting is HARD! I feel like I will never master it, lol! Your shot is GREAT. I love the light shining through her hair. The b&w just BLOWS ME AWAY!
I am scared of baclighting so kudos to you! I really love the b/w one, so beautiful.
Nice job on the backlighting. I like the color adjustment.
Great shots, I love the conversions too. I really like the warm feeling here.
I think you did a wonderful job with the lighting.
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