Asher Kelman
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Asher Kelman: Untitled #1
Los Angeles 2015
Redheads I've Met
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Asher Kelman: Untitled #1
Los Angeles 2015
Redheads I've Met
Asher
Cem_Usakligil
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A great portrait Asher. 
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
A great portrait Asher.
Appreciate your visit. She's an accomplished musician and a well regarded actress too!
Asher
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Now a lady I met in New York!
Asher Kelman: Girl From a Café #1
New York
"Redheads 2015"
Canon 5D 1.8, 1/100sec, 50 1.2L
Asher Kelman: Girl From a Café #2
New York
"Redheads 2015"
Canon 5D 2.2, 1/50sec, 50 1.2L
Asher Kelman: Girl From a Café #2
New York
"Redheads 2015"
Canon 5D 1.8, 1/80sec, 50 1.2L
Asher
Asher Kelman: Girl From a Café #1
New York
"Redheads 2015"
Canon 5D 1.8, 1/100sec, 50 1.2L
Asher Kelman: Girl From a Café #2
New York
"Redheads 2015"
Canon 5D 2.2, 1/50sec, 50 1.2L
Asher Kelman: Girl From a Café #2
New York
"Redheads 2015"
Canon 5D 1.8, 1/80sec, 50 1.2L
Asher
James Lemon
Well-known member
Asher Kelman: Girl From a Café #1
New York
"Redheads 2015"
Canon 5D 1.8, 1/100sec, 50 1.2L
I think you did an outstanding job with the color Asher!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Asher Kelman: Girl From a Café #1
New York
"Redheads 2015"
Canon 5D 1.8, 1/100sec, 50 1.2L
I think you did an outstanding job with the color Asher!
Thanks, James!
I am very careful in mostly using custom profiles for each lens-camera combination. I obey standard rules of color respecting the calibrations. However, in this case, the files were made with a 5D for which I have yet to create profiles, so I rely mostly on the best sampling for white balance. Only very rarely will I alter color balance by eye, but if I need to, I have a lot of mental memories stored of what the colors should be. Still, that work needs to b done on a cor profiled monitor in dim light with no obvious colors visible, except for that picture. No colored shirts and no magazines or colored coffee mugs on my disk to create a color distraction.
Asher
Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Hi, Asher,
Firstly, congratulations on your new model. She is exquisite, and these are three nice works.
I like #1 best.
In #2 I am put off a bit by the seemingly-gratuitous lack of proper focus on her face. Rather than "soft", it makes it, to me, look just a tad "scrambled".
In #3, the pose is very clever, but the perspective does not work well as to her legs, which look as if they were put in place in post.
I understand that these shoots can be "dynamic", sometimes with unexpected results in many or all shots, and that not all viewers will have the same "tastes".
Best regards,
Doug
Firstly, congratulations on your new model. She is exquisite, and these are three nice works.
I like #1 best.
In #2 I am put off a bit by the seemingly-gratuitous lack of proper focus on her face. Rather than "soft", it makes it, to me, look just a tad "scrambled".
In #3, the pose is very clever, but the perspective does not work well as to her legs, which look as if they were put in place in post.
I understand that these shoots can be "dynamic", sometimes with unexpected results in many or all shots, and that not all viewers will have the same "tastes".
Best regards,
Doug