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Is anyone still interested in doing critiques? I was hoping this thread was still active, but alas...
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Robot Jelly posted:
I prefer the pose in the first one. Something about it is mysterious and compelling. The position of her hand is fantastic. I don't care for the middle shot as much, I think her features are done better justice when not viewed straight on. The third one is also nice for a more traditional portrait look... but watch for little details on your subject like hair and jewelry. I think this shot could have been better if her bangs were fixed, etc. The lighting is nice, overcast days = giant softbox... always a win for soft and pretty portraits. Be wary of your background elements in a busy downtown area like this, too. Since someone else posted swamp shots, I'll follow that theme. Any CC is welcome. I took these on a workshop with a well lauded wedding photographer in my area. She had an assistant shining an led video light off to the side. I like these alright, but it was hard to elbow for a good spot with 20 other photographers... definitely takes away from the creative spirit for me, but a great learning experience for talking to other photographers. I also found it really amusing that our models were styled as follows: Indian, Pirate, Girl in a lacy white dress. Don't ask me, I have no idea.  Swamp Shoot in Orlando by Jenna Michele, on Flickr  Swamp Shoot in Orlando by Jenna Michele, on Flickr  Swamp Shoot in Orlando by Jenna Michele, on Flickr  Swamp Shoot in Orlando by Jenna Michele, on Flickr Leit Motif fucked around with this message at 07:14 on Feb 9, 2012 |
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