Lightroom – ISO 100, 135mm, f2.8, 1/250sec
As shot except for some Vignette (darkening) to the corners.
Lightroom – Same photo except converted to black and white.
Lightroom – ISO 100, 78mm, f3.0, 1/160sec
As shot except for some Vignette (darkening) to the corners. You can see where the flash to the front and one from the back really make the subject stand out.
Photoshop – Same photo but added a little “Hollywood”. (In future posts, I will show you how to use this technique).
These next shots, I’m not going to bother you with the before. Just the final shot…
Lightroom – ISO 100, 70mm, f3.8, 1/4sec
Converted to black and white and added the contrast.
Lightroom – ISO 100, 70mm, f5.3, 1/250sec
Single flash bounced from the umbrella. Desaturated the color and bumped up the contrast.
Lightroom – ISO 100, 58mm, f5.0, 1/250sec
Same as photo before with a little more color
Lightroom – ISO 100, 70mm, f2.8, 1/250sec
As shot except for some Vignette (darkening) to the corners. I just liked the soft background.
Lightroom – ISO 100, 98mm, f2.8, 1/250sec
Can you tell we are having a little fun :-)
Lightroom / Photoshop – ISO 100, 70mm, f2.8, 1/250sec
Same as the photo before this but I cropped in to catch the nice smile. I had to jump into Photoshop to remove part of the arm from the subject in the back.
Lightroom / Photoshop – ISO 100, 70mm, f2.8, 1/250sec
Same as the photo before this but converted to black and white with a little Vignette again.
Lightroom / Photoshop – ISO 100, 120mm, f2.8, 1/250sec
The next four photos are a progression. Started with the natural shot and then went to Hollywood, then color saturation and then color saturation with a different crop.
Lightroom / Photoshop – ISO 100, 150mm, f2.8, 1/250sec
The next three photos are a progression also. The green moss background really complimented her eyes.
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