Tell me what you think.

[Firestarter]

I think both are solid shots. I am not a big fan of a dead-center composition, but I admit that in some cases that is not an issue.


One thing I would suggest to change is the color temperature. People always look better if their skin is warmer, even on a cloudy day (without overdoing it, of course - I am talking 50-100 degrees K). One exception is when they got a fresh sunburn. []


I see the first shot as the properly exposed one and the second little dark and too crisp. Women and children can stand a bit of softness in their images.

[Steve U]

. People always look better if their skin is warmer, even on a cloudy day (without overdoing it, of course - I am talking 50-100 degrees K).

Thanks Firestarter, I didn't touch temperature, I moved the color balance sliders around and reckon it looked worse when I finished.


I will have a play and repost.


Cheers.