janedeere

I cant seem to find any that have been shot the same way

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1241579219559674&set=pb.100063579103573.-2207520000 is this similar?

maybe this one may work

Alrighty back to the drawing board I'll be back lol

unfortunately it was shot in jpg 🙃

just sent!

The link wasn't working 😕

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=985139712747312&set=pb.100037538779663.-2207520000&type=3 This?

to me my image is almost too dark at the top half and washed out on the bottom blacks look like a dark matte

https://bidunart.com/sacramento-fall-family-photography-at-american-river-california/

I noticed that a gaming feature had been turned on which made my colors all out of wack, any better now?

heres an updated one

My Windows laptop is not calibrated yet but I will order a calibrator as soon as I can. In the meantime I have compared it to my pro lab prints and found that I needed to adjust it quite a bit.

I am not able to get one at this moment. or for a while at that.

webiste of many photographers using the same kind of style https://www.boldemotionalcolorful.com/ Id love to see how this type of style could look on my images. I'm struggling to be cohesive with editing my images in the same style. here is my website for reference to how back and forth my editing is. www.prettylittlerebelphoto.com I would love to steer clear of the matte filter look and ugly orange/brown color layers/ masks. here is an image of mine to practice on.

Hey Damien, I have a seen this style "BEC" photo editing becoming popular and was wondering how to achieve it. I've asked multiple photographers and purchased various courses watching them basically edit without any real explanation to what they are doing and why. I've read many of your posts and have already learned a couple valuable tricks/ tools to use so thanks for that! Anywho, this "bold, emotional, and colorful" style editing what are your thoughts?