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Took the hint.
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You have issues of color balance, and some lighting issues (it would appear your two strobes are as strong one side as the other, which gives you a very flat and unappealing look to the model).
Either you are shooting with a warming filter, have your white balance on a digital camera set incorrectly, or you are using photoshop to "warm" it after the fact. Either way, your whites are not white (the background) and the model's skin is a very unhealthy color. Work hard to shoot correctly, cleanly, and without issues, and you will get better net results that require much less attention after the fact. Alex |
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If you don’t take a chance the Angels won’t dance
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I look forward to seeing you new batch or professional amateur pics
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