cosmicbroccoli
onlyfans
I started to talk about it in my last post, the first pictur..
🕑 Added 2022-11-11 19:12:27 +0000 UTC I started to talk about it in my last post, the first picture in this set is the finished photo from that last post. It's very very similar, all I did was do some very minor tweaks to the color contrast. As mentioned before this chunk of photos is focused on color contrast and saturation gradients. The first image is the key edit and the rest are my attempts to emulate it while also accounting for changes in lighting during the shoot (I got excited about the new camera and kind of went crazy). What's happening in this first image: masking....lots and lots of masking. I used multiple separate radial filters along with paired inverse radials to create a vignette to both drop the contrast and clarity of the images borders while boosting saturation and a bit of the blacks/shadows. The center of the image is de-saturated while boosting contrast a bit. Finally I used brush masking to bring back some of the saturation in Brodies upper body, the conflicting filters of de-saturation and boosting saturation results in a creamy smooth contouring of the subject (Brodie) while effectively pulling their shape out of the background of the image which gives the overall image a feeling of having third dimension depth to it. Beyond that there are similar push/pull masking in their face and hair highlights to further support that three dimensional feel. As always edits like these are a working process, I call this "done" but it's really just "done...for now". I always come back to these and realize some trick that I didn't think of the first time around. That's kind of the core concept that keeps my favorite images alive forever. This first one is definitely one of those favorites. Let me know what you think! **Also, if any of you are familiar with Capture One send me a message I wanna chat about it.
