The first image my color match. I used two of the original images to get this unique color blend. I color matched with the same image as the enhancements. I increased luminance to increase light, and fade to blend the two colors more.
For the second image, I removed the black in the background and then used a teal color as my replace color. I changed my levels, and used the healing and brush tool both to remove unwanted spots and to smooth skin.
On the third image, I edited white balance, blacks, and contrast in CameraRaw. I wanted this image to have a bit cooler WB. I used the spot healing and tool brush on her face to remove blemishes and smooth skin. I added a bit more color to her lips and cheeks. I used the sharpen- unmask sharpen tool to sharpen the model's eyes.
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| Color Match |
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| Replace Color |
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| Enhancements |
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Color Replace: Feb. 4, 2012; 11:04am;
Rexburg, ID; f/2.5; 1/250; |
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Color Match: Feb. 4, 2012; 11:00am;
Rexburg, ID; f/1.8; 1/320; tri-pod |
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Enhancement: Feb. 4, 2012; 12:38pm;
Archer, ID; f/4.0; 1/250 |
I really like the shots you took this week. They have interesting light, placement, and subjects (especially some of your backgrounds). I also think you did a really nice job improving your photos with the edits you did. You really improved your color match and enhancements photos. I think your choice to remove the dark object in the background of the Replacement photo was a good one, but the whites you added in look like they were digitally painted in photoshop.
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