Vintage Portraits

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Vintage Portraits

Portrait № 1
My passion is creating portraits. Portraits occupy not a small part of my blog. I like to come up with new compositions and colors for portraits. Each of my processing is slightly different from the previous one and resembles every step. I use two programs for processing portraits. Capture One helps me edit portraits by color and choose the right tone in a warm or cold hue, it all depends on my mood and look at the nature of the portrait. As you noticed, my daughter often acts as a model. I like to take children's photos and especially portraits. Children's facial features are fascinating and you want to plunge into the children's period of time. Next, I use Photoshop and already more globally deal with each portrait individually. I remove the unnecessary pimples and shadows from the face, that is, I make the face more pleasant and clean from the point of view of Photoshop. Also here I add a little contrast and sharpness and create volumetric parts of the background in detail.

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Camera Model:

  • Canon EOS 70D

Camera Lens:

  • Canon EF 50mm f/1.8

Camera Settings:

  • Diaphragm f/2
  • Excerpt 1/160 s
  • ISO 160

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