Joe, it was great having you at the studio. Good use of light and location. The strongest image for me is the next to last. Great use of rule of thirds. I also like her expression and posture. I think you captured her well.
The setting in the last two pictures compliments her skin tones, hair, and clothes extremely well. I would have to say that my ultimate favorite of all of these would have to be the second to last. She looks so genuine in every way that she possibly could. My least favorite would have to be the second to the top…her face seems a little fuzzy to me.
I like the first picture. It's kind of a mystery. What is she thinking about? The weakest would be second picture. I think angles could help and also you're never supposed to take someone's picture in front of a window it gives no facial lighting.
Joe, it was great having you at the studio. Good use of light and location. The strongest image for me is the next to last. Great use of rule of thirds. I also like her expression and posture. I think you captured her well.
ReplyDeleteThe setting in the last two pictures compliments her skin tones, hair, and clothes extremely well. I would have to say that my ultimate favorite of all of these would have to be the second to last. She looks so genuine in every way that she possibly could. My least favorite would have to be the second to the top…her face seems a little fuzzy to me.
ReplyDeleteThe third image is the strongest bringing a little mystery to the shot. The weakest is the second as the perspective is a bit close.
ReplyDeleteI like the first picture. It's kind of a mystery. What is she thinking about? The weakest would be second picture. I think angles could help and also you're never supposed to take someone's picture in front of a window it gives no facial lighting.
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