I did a lot of healing brush on the skin in this photo, otherwise:
Shadow/Highlight
Curves
Colour adjustment
Put on some virtual makeup with the paintbrush
pimped those eyes
slight burn around pic
USM
resize
NI
sharpen
History all back but the face to the NI :)
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I'm sure you guys had fun doing this photo shoot, great tease factor here. Thats what makes nude photography special, the whole anticipation factor and the room that is left for our imagination.
I like your expression here, the way you are playing with your hair and chewing on the ribbon. Did you get coal or are the voters being nice to you?!! Great photo and nice job. TCGuru?
I remember this image from the forums recently - a gift to hubby serving overseas, right? Well, what to say. It's technically perfect. The lighting is great, the pose and set very professional. Clarity, sharpness, detail, it's got it all. Killer shot and the story behind it was great. Good luck in the challenge!
You rock Jojo, five children and still smok'n hot. Not only do I like the pose I like the lighting and the focus, nice and crisp. Old Santa's ticker would stop dead finding you under the tree. Great work with this shot Jojo.
I saw this in your portfolio earlier and thought what a fantastic gift for your husband! I'm sure he would of loved it! The lighting and skin tone are fantastic. Well done & best of luck!
This is exactly what I had on my list to Santa...Good to see at least one of us got our wish. I think I would have cropped it a little tighter at the top, i.e. right where her right leg comes out from behind her left leg as the background wall and tree are very dull IMO and takes up too much of the image. Still a decent shot. Good Luck. 5.
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