Spring time is coming and along with it spring showers! We don't always know when they will decide to appear, and sometimes it might start sprinkling undesirability so for a part of our session. In this portrait above the last few minutes of our session decided to drizzle. While some times we simply just roll with it and pull out the umbrella and click of our heals as I will photograph a couple in love in the rain, sometimes it doesn't meet what we want. The answer, a little Photoshop.
I have captured portraits, bridals, engagement photography, families, you name it... various lighting situations and all kinds of weather. Rain, clouds, hot sun, pouring wet snow, blustery wind... And each type of day brings its own unique look.
While I certainly agree that a truly talented photographer should not heavily rely on the use of photoshop to fix there lack in skills, the post work I do will add vibrancy, take away undesired objects, smooth skin tones, occasionally alter light etc. Some photography sessions require more attention than others.For example, children and newborns tend to require a little more attention. While I do not make my subjects look like plastic, I do take away those little skin irritations such as rashes, dry skin etc, to help focus the attention to those adorable sparkly eyes and little sweet smile!
Some of my edits are a bit more dramatic than others, but given the photo and circumstance, I will make changes as I am able to. I mentioned before certain weather conditions, and while an overcast day will create a simple clean light for much of the day, sometimes I might add a touch more color:)
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