I can give a far better analysis on Thursday, but right now pictures are all I have to go on so until I see it person and know the starting point, we'll have to see, but without question lighting will play huge factor in these. I've seen some people's pictures where his belly looked very light and his face more brown like above, and it looked to me like the flash struck off his stomach precisely and the rest of him, including his face, fell into the darkness. At my office alone I'll see him under bright fluorescents and dim flurorescents, at home I have standard tungsten lighting, which is heavily in the orange temperature zone, plus over the weekend I'll have daylight, then there's my flash, but none of those factors are and issue for me because I adjust my white balance on my camera until the image temperature is correct, and if that can't do it I can do it in post because I know the true temperature of the image. I rarely post my photos without adjustments to make the shot true to what I see in person, at least my loose shots, with photoshop it's about fitting the lighting of the stills.
