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latest version PP did apply of course.

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Lovely portrait. K.


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Thank you!


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Excellent, PP is just right, not too much.


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Thank you!


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Lovely portrait. I like #2 the most.


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my_photography wrote:
Lovely portrait. I like #2 the most.


Me too. Your soft skin recipe is working very nicely. I wonder if it can be automated, better yet done in lightroom.


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the old sepia look for me please


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nurkov wrote:
the old sepia look for me please


Me 2


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It's hard to tell which is more admirable, the photo or the subject.
This Lady was born to be photographed and you got it down to a fine art, Atilla. Absolutely lovely portrait!


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Thank you guys! I did try automated process with some software , never had this success.


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What a wonderful portrait!


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Great subject to demonstrate the qualities of those fine lenses you somehow dig up


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Many thanks!


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Great : model, lens and photographer ,so, yes ,beautiful portrait Laughing


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yinyangbt wrote:
Great : model, lens and photographer ,so, yes ,beautiful portrait Laughing


Cute, thank you!


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O, i think it's a best portrait of this woman. Beautifully!


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Vovan wrote:
O, i think it's a best portrait of this woman. Beautifully!


Many thanks!


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#1 basic pp + some online cosmetics , spot removal etc
#2 skin softening
#3 #2 + eyes whitened

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I like this technique, it is effective but quite subtle, well done.


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Thank you!