Image Post Production

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Highpass Post Production:

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Colour Correction Post Production:

All of my images required a lot of colour correction, these are the very small stages I have used for the following portrait of Jack.

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Hair Correction:

Here I have used lightening, saturation and curves along with mask layers to lighten our hair and make it tonally more white.

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Comparing Colour Corrections:

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White Colour Corrections:

One of the biggest challenges I have had when colour correcting is getting all the of the white T-shirts a clear white. My images were very blue and I had to add a lot of layers in order to sort this out. I layered curves and colour balance layers in order to get the white tones in the images as well get getting the skin colour the right tone.

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Above is an image by Yann Gross that I was using as a colour reference for my three images containing mainly skin tones and white. It took me a very long time to get this colour tone, particularly with the white in the image, as they were very blue until I begun changing them due to this comparison. The skin tones are also much better as they are peachy and more fleshy, rather than colder with a blue tint.