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amanda's HS senior portraits 1
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LollyLockhart



Registered: April 2008
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a very sweet young lady to whom I did her HS senior portraits on location here in Hopewell, Virginia..USA. I also use a new program called Portrait Professional.
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Kev

Registered: February 2008
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Tue August 30, 2011 5:39am

As per my comments on your other shot. The whites are better conttolled here tho of course. I'd clone out a few of those obvious pimples on her face tho, plus I would also use a little selective lighting on the left side of the face to brighten it a touch, and the same technique to darken the right side which is blowing.
Very quick & easy to do with NX2, and as you are using the D300S...you should be utilizing it's great U-Point features Smile
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