Beauty Portrait Shoot
Apr 11, 2018 14:05:52 #
Thanks Jon. I do wish I had not cropped out her flowing hair on the right. That would have made this photo it even better for me. However, I hope that the look on her face and her connection would draw the viewer in and make the missing hair not quite as relevant. Thanks for you thoughts. As always I appreciate them.
jonsommer wrote:
Alissa, I generally like your work and these two a... (show quote)
Apr 12, 2018 10:09:02 #
alissaspieces wrote:
It is crazy because I think the second one is one of the nicest portraits I have done to date, but put it next to the first one and it does look harsh! I cannot wait to go at it again with all kinds of cut up nylons!
You could probably get that soft look with PP, but I got the idea of the nylons from a photographer who worked with Doris Day, and he never photographed her without a filter to soften her features.
May 3, 2018 19:00:32 #
Love the pose and the over all shot is good although I would have added a kicker light on the hair using a snoot or grid to bring out more detail and to separate her from the background. You could also accomplish this by using a large white reflector opposite and back of your model to get a little bounce from your primary softbox. The hair is just a little too dark for me. Your young model is beautiful though.
alissaspieces wrote:
I did a photo shoot with a lovely young lady who h... (show quote)
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Jun 2, 2018 00:00:45 #
greg vescuso
Loc: Ozark,Mo.
I havnt been on here in a long time. And I saw your post so had to stop and look. I love everything about both of these images. Perfect poses and composition. I really like the subtle use of tule. It gives a little mystery to the shots. And your focus on her eyes makes these come together perfectly.
Jul 13, 2018 23:27:21 #
WI am not a ptrait fotografer but I can apreciate a beautifull picture the lady skin texture and her eyes show her inner beauty , wich you captured. from a duffer who wish he could do half as good as your pictures show
Aug 24, 2018 10:45:41 #
Yes..so true. It was interesting to see what happens done in camera.
SpyderJan wrote:
You could probably get that soft look with PP, but I got the idea of the nylons from a photographer who worked with Doris Day, and he never photographed her without a filter to soften her features.
Aug 24, 2018 10:47:02 #
Thank you! I was going for this sort of look. It is interesting..it's a change from the traditional but I have been following Sue Bryce on Facebook and a lot of the new photos of this type blend more into the background. Not for everyone and I totally respect your opinion. :)
DanielB wrote:
Love the pose and the over all shot is good although I would have added a kicker light on the hair using a snoot or grid to bring out more detail and to separate her from the background. You could also accomplish this by using a large white reflector opposite and back of your model to get a little bounce from your primary softbox. The hair is just a little too dark for me. Your young model is beautiful though.
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Aug 24, 2018 10:47:15 #
Thank you very much!
no nameJoe wrote:
WI am not a ptrait fotografer but I can apreciate a beautifull picture the lady skin texture and her eyes show her inner beauty , wich you captured. from a duffer who wish he could do half as good as your pictures show
Aug 24, 2018 10:47:38 #
Thank you so very much!! I really appreciate it!!
greg vescuso wrote:
I havnt been on here in a long time. And I saw your post so had to stop and look. I love everything about both of these images. Perfect poses and composition. I really like the subtle use of tule. It gives a little mystery to the shots. And your focus on her eyes makes these come together perfectly.
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