Posts for: Frank S
Apr 23, 2018 23:32:10 #
Here's one from the Riggins Jet Boat Race this past weekend in Riggins, Idaho. It's a tough race that draws competitors from far & wide.
Mar 29, 2018 00:31:15 #
Very elusive wild mustangs in the Owyhee mountains in south west Idaho.
So happy to have been able to share time with these beautiful and graceful animals.
So happy to have been able to share time with these beautiful and graceful animals.
Feb 8, 2018 16:44:38 #
Jan 18, 2018 16:20:08 #
Trying to get some different perspectives.
Jan 18, 2018 14:42:38 #
Such graceful fliers and hunters these birds are.
Jan 15, 2018 11:19:33 #
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Dec 17, 2017 14:05:56 #
Oh, thank you so much ... she (the senior student) will be so flattered to hear that, since she was her own makeup artist.
Makeup is an art that I have never attempted and probably never will. I'll leave that to the experts. I'll just concentrate on continually learning more about the photography side of everything.
As for the "clients expectations" ... it was so very positive it further encouraged me to get more involved in this avenue of the art.
I appreciate your feedback and your support in this venture.
Makeup is an art that I have never attempted and probably never will. I'll leave that to the experts. I'll just concentrate on continually learning more about the photography side of everything.
As for the "clients expectations" ... it was so very positive it further encouraged me to get more involved in this avenue of the art.
I appreciate your feedback and your support in this venture.
Thomas902 wrote:
Love it! Kudos to the makeup artist on this shoot... (show quote)
Dec 17, 2017 13:39:11 #
All makeup was applied by the subject. (By the way this photo is one taken during my first senior shoot, so all this feedback is being absorbed as quickly as I can). I so appreciate the help everyone is offering.
I'm learning to look for things ahead of time that I would never even thought of up to this moment.
She was actually wearing a green dress during this section of the shoot ... maybe I should have not cropped so tight.
I think the "smudge" is the beginning of the shadow from the dress neckline. I'll go back and check. That should be an easy fix.
Appreciate you eye for detail.
You're correct ... she has that natural beauty that is not dependent on makeup.
I'm learning to look for things ahead of time that I would never even thought of up to this moment.
She was actually wearing a green dress during this section of the shoot ... maybe I should have not cropped so tight.
I think the "smudge" is the beginning of the shadow from the dress neckline. I'll go back and check. That should be an easy fix.
Appreciate you eye for detail.
You're correct ... she has that natural beauty that is not dependent on makeup.
ediesaul wrote:
I don't know anything about portrait photography. ... (show quote)
Dec 17, 2017 13:29:44 #
Thank you for the feedback. I never even noticed what you mentioned about the hair strand and the shadow ... I will learn to recognize those distractions more quickly in the future. Thanks again for your help.
fuminous wrote:
Crop is a little tight for me- but that’s just me.... (show quote)
Dec 17, 2017 04:50:33 #
Thanks again for your help.
R.G. wrote:
Improving the pupils shouldn't be too hard (you may want to stop just short of making them pure black). The irises look trickier and it would be difficult to get them perfect, but if you can settle for mitigating the problem rather than getting rid of it completely, that should be a distinct possibility.
Dec 16, 2017 20:03:20 #
Thanks, Frank.
I will try experimenting with your suggestions.
I appreciate your help.
I will try experimenting with your suggestions.
I appreciate your help.
Frank2013 wrote:
Well done...can't say what to change about it but the back ground lower left I find distracting....
Edit: after reflecting a bit more, and some experimentation I found reducing the red in the area closest to her face to a more neutral tone helped a great deal....it appears for a first attempt you are well on your way....
Edit: after reflecting a bit more, and some experimentation I found reducing the red in the area closest to her face to a more neutral tone helped a great deal....it appears for a first attempt you are well on your way....
Dec 16, 2017 20:01:54 #
Thanks, R.G.
I see and totally agree with your observations, which brings me to a question.
The photo was captured outside in the shade.
The catchlights are the reflection of sunlit sky through the leaves, as it was captured.
Would you recommend trying to remove that in post and go for maybe a single catchlight?
I see and totally agree with your observations, which brings me to a question.
The photo was captured outside in the shade.
The catchlights are the reflection of sunlit sky through the leaves, as it was captured.
Would you recommend trying to remove that in post and go for maybe a single catchlight?
R.G. wrote:
The only thing that jumps out at me is the messy catchlights. And the irises look a bit over-sharpened. Other than that, a good capture.
Dec 16, 2017 13:54:28 #
This is my first attempt at "people photography". I would like some honest feedback with suggestions on how to improve this phase of my light capturing journey. Thanks.
Nov 26, 2017 00:32:27 #
A few photos from the 2017 North Fork Championship held on the Payette River in Idaho. These waters are some of the highest ranked rapids in the United States. It's an invitational competition and there are racers here from all over the world.
Nov 11, 2017 16:02:35 #
I humbly offer this token of remembrance to my brothers/sisters in harms way in the past, present & future.
May you stand forever strong while engaging both visible and invisible enemies, whether internal or external.
I proudly salute you !!!
May you stand forever strong while engaging both visible and invisible enemies, whether internal or external.
I proudly salute you !!!
