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Three Brides

CabanSail · 2009-09-05 19:39:06

Took these shots in the Studio in July. Have been working on the Post Production lately. Really found the Guy Gowan Cosmetic Techniques DVD very useful.

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Took these shots in the Studio in July. Have been working on the Post Production lately. Really found the Guy Gowan Cosmetic Techniques DVD very useful.

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#2 06-09-2009 12:30am

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Subtle use of post Caban, which is (a) commendable and (b) a little unusual. I've been trying variants on the Gowan techniques although it's tough to fit it into my workflow, especially when there are a load of images to get through in a short space of time.

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#3 06-09-2009 2:12am

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Lighting looks a bit off, might be too much from what looks like below

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#4 06-09-2009 9:14am

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Wow!

You've really nailed the eyes.

Curious to know what you'd have done differently before you'd have applied the G.G techinques. How would your PP have differed?

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#5 06-09-2009 9:46am

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for me too, far too much lighting from below, you have necks that are brighter than the faces, which for flattering portraits is normally a big no

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#6 06-09-2009 9:51am

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I see what people are saying about the neck being bright but do you know something it works for me. Can't explain why, it just does.

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