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Dress Detail by Window Light
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That’s a nice shot, rich looking interior-
There are a few niggles-
the slight apparent tilt, the cut off train, the turned wingback chair breaking the window line-
and I wonder if a little more reflection back to the dress might have helped?Despite all my seemingly negative comments,
still a good shot-
Though if I was printing it, I might not tone it so strongly, I suppose-Teach you to ask for opinions in future…
j
haha, no problem. That’s what I was looking for. :D
There is a slight tilt alright, I’ll need to fix that at the expense of loosing more train. I did’nt think it was that noticable(Lazy).
Well spoted on the chair, it would be better without it.
thanks for the feedback
I really like this image eas. As I’m sure the Bride will. Yes there are a few things that maybe could have been spooted before taking, as J as already pointed out…but I think it is still a very classy image. Great mood..and I like the toning..at least on screen.
Well done
Robbie
8)I like this too. The light is lovely and there’s a strong mood. Although I do agree with jb7’s point about the chair, I don’t think the bride will be too bothered about it. It looks like the kind of chair that is part of the family! It’s nice to get the back of the dress too. And I quite like the toning. I’m sure she’ll be delighted with it.
Beautiful light and beautiful detail. The toning is a little strong for
my personal taste, though I’m sure the bride is going to be thrilled
with this one. Lovely image…Rob.
Thanks for the comments, particularly on the toning. I did give this version an extra blast of curves before posting. I’ll be carefull when preparing it for print to make it subtler, I agree it may be a touch heavy on this version.
cheers
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