[DMacKinnon]

Hi Guys here is a grad photo I did and used Portrait Professional on. Comments welcomed on what I could do to improve image.    

[johnabe]

I think you did a fine job both in the studio and using PP.  You obviously know what you're doing with regard to lighting and posing, and you have made a great looking image of this young lady.  You didn't show us the "before" version of this picture, which would be interesting for comparison.  I would only suggest now that you retouch out the extra catch light in the eyes caused by your fill light, and you'll be done...and done very well.  

[DMacKinnon]

Thanks for the critique. I will post the original shortly. Before photo is now uploaded.

[Alexam]

A beautiful Grad photo for your scrapbook. You certainly know how to move the sliders in PP, it looks so natural. Very well done.

Malcolm

DMacKinnon Wrote:Hi Guys here is a grad photo I did and used Portrait Professional on. Comments welcomed on what I could do to improve image.

[Bas]

I have to agree. A great shot and well porcessed.

[Essence of Imagery]

Honestly, I think the shot is wonderful from a technical aspect. I clicked on the maximize button to get close up, and I saw a couple of blemishes I would have touched up. Overall it's a great shot, just those two blemishes make the shot processing incomplete.

[cameragal10]

beautifully done

[Kat999]

Really good job...the one think I miss on the after shot though...I like the little sprinkle of freckles across the nose...I personally would want to keep them.

[imagemoz]

Nice sharp image!

[johnree31]

perfect posture, well done. thumbs-up!