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I adjusted the white of the truck so the attention can go to the main subject of the photo.
Author: Brianna Edwards (Page 1 of 6)
My name is Brianna Edwards. I'm in my first sophomore year in City Tech. I'm not sure on what I want to do yet but I'm thinking of being an illustrator. I've drawn on paper and digital media. I also want to tell my own story through drawings. I still feel like I have many things to learn so I'm looking forward to see how far I can go.
I'm also interested in animation. I have never properly animated before but I've grown up on them and I can't just let them go. So I still watch them now.
original 
Lightroom edit
I found that the photo was a bit too flat so I upped the contrast and adjusted the clarity. Exposure: +.09, Contrast: +20, Highlights: -45, shadows: -25, Texture: +22 and Clarity +64
What did you have to do to get a clean silhouette?
I got a clean silhouette by putting the exposure to -0.63, the shadow to -96 and the black to -7.
Rembrandt 
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Short 
split
The most difficult style to create was short light. I couldn’t get the light to quite hit the very side of my face without moving too far from the window. I think Rembrandt gave me the best result. The camera kept picking up the hotspot from the light source. What I could’ve done better was adjust the exposure.
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