Scott Murray
Senior Member
Ok which one would you prefer? The left is the Pro's version of this person, the right is my version with out seeing him. Sorry I could not edit out those annoying shadows.. Due to him being too close to the wall.
Its a formal head shot.It would all depend on what it's being used for. I have no issue with the image on the left, particularly if it's only being used to accompany a story and not being passed off as formal portraiture.
Hmm ok then I guess my version of a decent shot regardless of informal or not are different. It took me 1sec to get rid of those lines. And I never recalled him being so pale, its almost sickly. I guess I am just a hobbyist and do not know what it takes to be a pro as in this shot.George has been in the business for years, so I'm going to have to assume that what he wanted was something informal, which is what this is. "Headshot" is just that, and it's not to be confused with a portrait. I hate the lines in the background, but that's just personal, and if it's just something to be tossed in papers or on websites when he's making appearances I find no issue with it.
Hmm ok then I guess my version of a decent shot regardless of informal or not are different. It took me 1sec to get rid of those lines. And I never recalled him being so pale, its almost sickly. I guess I am just a hobbyist and do not know what it takes to be a pro as in this shot.
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