harveyjewett
FollowPartial color portrait of a toddler.
Partial color portrait of a toddler.
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Behind The Lens
Location
In my studio.Time
Around 4pm.Lighting
One large softbox to right, one large shoot through umbrella to left and an overhead light with a 20 degree grid for the hair light.Equipment
Handheld Canon 5D Mk II, Canon 24-70L lens and 3 Alien Bee 800 flashes.Inspiration
I was going for a moody yet colorful image. I wanted it to feel old yet still have a playfulness that says "child".Editing
Sure. After basic processing of the highlights and shadows I copied the image set it to overlay and performed a High Pass filter on the layer. This gave the image the over all grungy look and sharpened it at the same time. I then did a little selective sharpening to refine some features. Next I added an adjustment layer to turn the photo black and white and then only complete dropped out the blue, cyan and magenta and reduced the other colors to around 50%.In my camera bag
Canon 5D Mk II, Canon 24-70L, Sigma 17-35EX, Sigma 150-500, A large set of ND filters and a couple polarizers and I also always carry a radio trigger and a sturdy tripod.Feedback
Lighting sets the mood. In the studio take the time to get the lights right and it will save you countless hours of retouching. For this setup the Main light is the softbox on the left, the light on the right is only about 1/2 stop less power and the overhead light is at about half power.