I'm looking for your opinion on this portrait. One eye in shadow and one eye is not. Do you think this is a hindrance? There are too many shadows in this portrait for my taste, but the bride likes it and ultimately that is who I have to please, but still.....Do you think it brings good attention to the face in that you take a second look? I don't think this would have been an issue it she had brown eyes instead of light blue.
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I'm looking for your opinion on this portrait. One eye in shadow and one eye is not. Do you think this is a hindrance? There are too many shadows in this portrait for my taste, but the bride likes it and ultimately that is who I have to please, but still.....Do you think it brings good attention to the face in that you take a second look? I don't think this would have been an issue it she had brown eyes instead of light blue.
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I like your composition in the frame here, but the shadows are not very flattering to me, and distracting too. I think poses with a woman's shoulders turned at an angle to the camera are usually more flattering too, although her direct gaze here is very nice. Of these two versions I prefer the color one for some reason.
Ditto. I think that you could "help" this image by removing some of the "hot" spots on her face. Scott Kelby used the cloning too in darken mode at a very low opacity to do this. Try it and let me know what you think.
But what do you think of the eyes??
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