Jarmo Juntunen
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Me and Laura (my daughter, for those who don't know) tried a couple of new ideas at the studio.
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Girl in red
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Laura has grown up! So wonderful to meet this fine lady with poise and inner thoughts!
I like a lot the many modes of red: chromaticity, texture and lighting. You frame her effectively and with affection, like wrapping the treasure she is!
This one is my favorite.
Kudos on this novel and adorable work!
Asher
I like a lot the many modes of red: chromaticity, texture and lighting. You frame her effectively and with affection, like wrapping the treasure she is!
This one is my favorite.
Kudos on this novel and adorable work!
Asher
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Jarmo,
Thanks for giving me permission to share an alternate version of you 15 year old daughter’s lovely image in red!
I think it’s important that her face and hair are the most important and feel everything must be engineered in tiny gradations of attention getting and clarity to reflect this.
After all, no one in the King’s court could arrive better attired than the monarch.
I do hope you like this version!
Kindest wishes and a hug to your family!
Asher
Thanks for giving me permission to share an alternate version of you 15 year old daughter’s lovely image in red!
I think it’s important that her face and hair are the most important and feel everything must be engineered in tiny gradations of attention getting and clarity to reflect this.
After all, no one in the King’s court could arrive better attired than the monarch.
I do hope you like this version!
Kindest wishes and a hug to your family!
Asher
Jarmo Juntunen
Well-known member
Thank you Asher! It is a nice edit. I can see your point and understand your reasoning. Still, in this case, I prefer my more natural approach. But I appreciate your vision.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
It’s generous of you to permit my messing with your excellent work. Kudos to a great “Dad & Daughter” relationship.
My wife vowed never to marry anyone who was obsessed with photography like her Dad and oops, she found a doctor with the same crippling affliction!
Asher