Lith Portrait???

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  Guillaume Zuili

• Jan 5, 2011

I would do a straight lith with much more exposure to smooth the skin tones and dodge the hair to delay the blacks from coming too fast.

 

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  Dan Henderson

• Jan 5, 2011

I think the graininess emphasizes the extreme contrast between the highlights on her arm and forehead, and the shadows of her hair and shaded side of her face. But I would be interested in seeing this print alongside the treatment that Guillame suggests.

 

• whlogan

• Jan 5, 2011

Terrific grain!
Logan

 

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  hpulley

• Jan 5, 2011

I'm no expert but I wouldn't have guessed this was a lith print, it seems dark.

That aside I really like it so I don't think the process really matters, the result is what matters most.

 

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  stradibarrius

• Jan 6, 2011

Thanks, I don't usually think of a portrait type shot being grainy but I do like the grain??? The scan of the negative has a fair amount of grain and the model said she like the grain as well.