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Portrait at Sunset

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    I know, my third thread in three days with "sunset" in the title, sue me!!!

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    That's kinda cool with the sunset reflecting in her glasses.

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    Model looks good overall - I realize it's sunset but to me it still feels about 15-20% too dark.
    Fill flash/reflector would have added to this image imo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marko View Post
    Model looks good overall - I realize it's sunset but to me it still feels about 15-20% too dark.
    Fill flash/reflector would have added to this image imo.
    Hope that may help.
    I thought that myself but only if the original direction of the light source was maintained. I'm sure some processing could replicate the effect.

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    Yep--It reads as a little underexposed to me as well.

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    2nd edit added to original post.

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