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Sep 3, 2018 19:21:02 #
Brian M
Loc: California
Kmgw9v wrote:
My comment was only about the image you posted--and the breast. I knew nothing about your "photographic intentions".
Having read you subsequent explanation, I wish you well, keep shooting--and I hope you post additional images.
Having read you subsequent explanation, I wish you well, keep shooting--and I hope you post additional images.
Thank you, I wasn’t offended by your initial comments. I appreciate all feedback, but felt I should have stated our intent along with the first image. Will keep working on it.
Sep 3, 2018 19:23:59 #
Brian M
Loc: California
Kmgw9v wrote:
My comment was only about the image you posted--and the breast. I knew nothing about your "photographic intentions".
Having read you subsequent explanation, I wish you well, keep shooting--and I hope you post additional images.
Having read you subsequent explanation, I wish you well, keep shooting--and I hope you post additional images.
No worries, I should have prefaced with our intent with the first image.
Sep 4, 2018 02:49:13 #
Brian, my suggestion is regardless of reading your intent or timing of shootings, paying attention to backgrounds, angles of the wall, focusing on the model, etc. will still serve you well. Although you may not wish to take portraits or "posed" photos I am assuming you are also not wishing to just take snapshots and hope all comes out well. Stay at it - a good start idea.
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Sep 5, 2018 11:02:40 #
RonM12
Loc: Washington State
Stardust wrote:
Brian, my suggestion is regardless of reading your intent or timing of shootings, paying attention to backgrounds, angles of the wall, focusing on the model, etc. will still serve you well. Although you may not wish to take portraits or "posed" photos I am assuming you are also not wishing to just take snapshots and hope all comes out well. Stay at it - a good start idea.
You make some good points about backgrounds and distractions, not to mention some cropping issues that came up in a second set of pictures I posted the other day. The “model” is my significant other, while the intent is to capture “in the moment “ images around our home, I totally get the snapshot and hope things turn out. Thanks for the feedback.
Sep 8, 2018 23:46:37 #
Brian M wrote:
Thank you for the feedback. I probably should have... (show quote)
It works for me. I like it. That is a beautiful capture of the female body.
Sep 15, 2018 12:44:37 #
I like the photo, B&W looks great, to bad that picture frame is in the photo!! 
Sep 24, 2018 12:47:04 #
twr25
Loc: New Jersey
A bit of post processing would help … like remove the blemish on the side of her breast .. its not attractive and pulls your eye to it. The slanted doorway doesn't help. Keep experimenting …
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