As a result of this new direction in my photography, I've had to completely overhaul my Photoshop workflow, because I think it's really important to successfully capture the rich, vibrant colors often encountered in nature. I'm learning new techniques for making colors really "pop", and I've discovered some great ways to brighten skin and increase tonal contrast.
Anyways, enough technical jargon.....here are some of my favorite shots from a recent shoot I did with the Woodall family. Enjoy, and please leave me a comment if you like this look.











2 comments:
These look great, I love the vibrant colors!
Thanks, Tiffany! It's a work in progress of course, but I'm really starting to enjoy this natural light stuff. You can really push the envelope in terms of saturation and contrast, and the end result is images that really POP!
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