Quote (PANAM @ Sep 21 2011 11:56pm)
Xan I have only one son
so yeah this is the same boy
and I'm glad that you like pp
I think I notice one thing here (or is it only me oO fuck, dunno lol)
im editing some shots in lr3 so im trying get as much from colours i can since all shots on portrait mode looks for me little bit flat and colour less, what's most funny this is not only one forum that I'm getting my opinions about shots, plus my wife, shes seeing all pp shots before i post them anywhere so conclusion is this : two different opinion sources saying first version (my version) is much better then version edited after opinion from here
can you call post processing like a style ? everyone has unique one right ? or in photography you have take some standards and don't try to mess to much whit shots ?YOu're doign the right thing by experimenting. It took me 2 months to get Verdena's b&w post processing on lightroom.
The only real thing you should consider is skin tones, unless you're trying to do some halloween shit. If you'll be doing split tone editing such as this, emphasize yellows, as they most often become a more flattering skin tone than cyans or magentas or greens.
This picture is too cyan'd for my taste.