split toned choc n cream closeup - copy

• pentaxuser

• May 3, 2013

Very well done. Could you describe what choc n cream toning consists of? Thankspentaxuser

 

• pbromaghin

• May 3, 2013

Wowwwwwwwwww.

 

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  schrochem

• May 3, 2013

beautiful tone. Its very close to the tone I use on digital files. Very well done.

 

• ckagy

• May 3, 2013

schrochem said:

beautiful tone. Its very close to the tone I use on digital files. Very well done.

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Thanks! I did tone this in PS after I scanned a B&W.

pentaxuser said:

Could you describe what choc n cream toning consists of?

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I wish it was some dark secret to share, but it simply refers to the colors I selected when I split toned the image in PS. One was approximately a chocolate brown and the other was an off-white.

 

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  Colin Corneau

• May 3, 2013

It's quite similar to a very light bleaching when sepia toning...although frankly Photoshop tricks kinda are against APUG rules.

 

• ckagy

• May 4, 2013

Colin Corneau said:

It's quite similar to a very light bleaching when sepia toning...although frankly Photoshop tricks kinda are against APUG rules.

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Aaaah...I missed that. Sorry, that was my bad. Is protocol such that I should remove the image? Not a problem if that's that expectation.

 

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  stradibarrius

• May 4, 2013

WOW, this is a terrific portrait!!! wonderful work.

 

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  Dan Henderson

• May 4, 2013

Yeah, you really should actually print it this way-in the darkroom-then wow us with a scan of the print.

 

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  Bertus

• May 5, 2013

Beautiful portrait.

 

• ckagy

• May 6, 2013

Thanks for the compliments, folks. It's easy to take a lovely portrait of this young lady.