As you can see, we had a very sunny day. It worked out because we didn't get started till around 6:20 in the evening. So here she is pretty much looking directly into the sun and it can happen without her squinting because it was during the golden hour. Gorgeous day.
for this pose I chose to use the light in a more dramatic way. I like that both eyes have light on them. I created this black and white in photoshop's lightroom. I started with a basic black and white then used the split tone feature to tint the highlights warm and the shadows cool. I also messed with the white balance to get the look I was after. Once it looked good to me I saved it at a preset so I can use it on portraits in the future with a single click. Smart huh? If I knew how to link a download for an action or preset I would share it here, but I don't have those skills. I will look into that. (if you are computer savvy and want to share that process with me I would love to hear from you)
for this pose I chose to use the light in a more dramatic way. I like that both eyes have light on them. I created this black and white in photoshop's lightroom. I started with a basic black and white then used the split tone feature to tint the highlights warm and the shadows cool. I also messed with the white balance to get the look I was after. Once it looked good to me I saved it at a preset so I can use it on portraits in the future with a single click. Smart huh? If I knew how to link a download for an action or preset I would share it here, but I don't have those skills. I will look into that. (if you are computer savvy and want to share that process with me I would love to hear from you)
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