Hi all,
I'm a beginner to photography and pretty much self-taught. I'm just starting to get into portraiture and I find it very difficult to just learn it on my own. Unlike landscape photography which I think is very subjective, I find portraiture to have more objective fundamentals that I can't learn from looking at the photos unless a trained eye points it out to me. So, I need your opinion on which post processing do you prefer and why? Any other pointers is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
post processing 1
Lin_20121124_0004.jpg by Christian Ronnel, on Flickr
post processing 2
Lin_20121124_0005.jpg by Christian Ronnel, on Flickr
post processing 3
Lin_20121124_0006.jpg by Christian Ronnel, on Flickr
I'm a beginner to photography and pretty much self-taught. I'm just starting to get into portraiture and I find it very difficult to just learn it on my own. Unlike landscape photography which I think is very subjective, I find portraiture to have more objective fundamentals that I can't learn from looking at the photos unless a trained eye points it out to me. So, I need your opinion on which post processing do you prefer and why? Any other pointers is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
post processing 1
Lin_20121124_0004.jpg by Christian Ronnel, on Flickr
post processing 2
Lin_20121124_0005.jpg by Christian Ronnel, on Flickr
post processing 3
Lin_20121124_0006.jpg by Christian Ronnel, on Flickr