And why shouldn't you be processing dunes right now? Anyway, it's a great one. Still think the best of your series so far is the b&w you posted in ESS. Nonetheless this is great too. The lines, shadows and texture all make this a very pleasing image. I do notice a very slight halo on the top dune but that is the only nit I can find here. As usual great work Rick!
Oh I got you Rick, that makes sense. I am in the same boat except it's not sweaty body builders but rather children portraits. I am hoping to get caught up here in the next day to go out shooting in the Gorge!
Rick, that is one heck of a halo over that big dune. Major eye-catcher there, and maybe the contrast work overall is a bit over the top too. But that aside, this is a winner of a comp. I love the lines, forms and textures throughout. You can fix the other stuff easily. Excellent work from here again.
It's nice but for me you could get rid of all the background stuff and just concentrate on the swirly lines and shadows.
That chick seems a little too tan, it seems painted on, and unevenly at that.
Those two seem a bit more naturally proportioned than steriod freaks you see on the cover of Flex and stuff. The tan, however, suggests skin cancer is imminent.....oh, a spray booth? Weird. Her legs are practically brown. She was really painted that dark?
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18 repliesThat chick seems a little too tan, it seems painted on, and unevenly at that.