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Thread: Portrait in pseudo infra red
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14th January 2012, 02:53 AM #1
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Portrait in pseudo infra red
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14th January 2012, 04:11 AM #2
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Re: Portrait in pseudo infra red
Hi Richard!
There is much to like about this photo. The composition is great. I love the bright hair with texture, I love the eyes, I love the vignette look in the corners, and I love the 'tonal range' (even though I hate using that term, makes me sound like a stuffy photo critic geek).
I'm not sure what makes it IRish though? Looks B&W to me?
Looks great, good work
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14th January 2012, 05:21 AM #3
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Re: Portrait in pseudo infra red
Photo Shop Elements 10 has a series of selections for converting to B&W.
They are: Infrared effect, Newspaper, Portraits, Scenic landscape, Urban snapshots, and Vivid landscapes
The Infrared effect seemed to look best on this image so I chose it...
BTW: I shot this using a 7D with a 70-200mm f/4L IS lens. Lighting was a single Canon 430EX on a Stroboflash Camera Flip Bracket bounced off the ceiling modified with a Joe Demb Flash Diffuser Pro. See some of my my other portraits at www.dembflashproducts.com
Here is this portrait in color...
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14th January 2012, 08:34 AM #4
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Re: Portrait in pseudo infra red
Great portrait, very good composition and angle. I really like everything about this this shot and the conversion to B&W. Nice work Richard.
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14th January 2012, 10:09 AM #5
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Re: Portrait in pseudo infra red
I prefer the B&W - I think she highlights better in the B&W than in the colour. Great capture.
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