hi, guys
aiming for the retro skin tone editorial look, like in the 70-80s magazines like vogue
reference - http://imgur.com/a/REDjn/all
photographer bruce weber
from my point of view - the pictures have red shadows, yellow highlights and something orangyy in the midtones. also the colors seem saturated yet vibrant
any hints on the process of achieving such skin tones and how it used to be done in the old days/is done nowadays? do they apply local skin color grading? should the model be tanned in the first place or is the skin gets color treatment despite of the model's skin tone anyway?
aiming for the retro skin tone editorial look, like in the 70-80s magazines like vogue
reference - http://imgur.com/a/REDjn/all
photographer bruce weber
from my point of view - the pictures have red shadows, yellow highlights and something orangyy in the midtones. also the colors seem saturated yet vibrant
any hints on the process of achieving such skin tones and how it used to be done in the old days/is done nowadays? do they apply local skin color grading? should the model be tanned in the first place or is the skin gets color treatment despite of the model's skin tone anyway?
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