She likes to pose...
Oct 11, 2011 21:07:36 #
Oct 11, 2011 21:14:46 #
Like the 2nd pic. catchy eyes & 5th pic nice bokeh.
1st pic something is not right with her hair?
3rd pic is tad overexposed.
4th pic crop a little off on left side of pic.
Beautiful subject youve Thanks for sharing.
:-P :P
1st pic something is not right with her hair?
3rd pic is tad overexposed.
4th pic crop a little off on left side of pic.
Beautiful subject youve Thanks for sharing.
:-P :P
Oct 11, 2011 21:19:02 #
Beautiful girl! I love portrait photography. I would have her lift her chin just a smidgen in fourth picture. My favorite one by the way.
Oct 11, 2011 21:21:08 #
Hi,
I think the first picture is the best. It is hard though to shoot almost into direct sunlight. I think you could use a UV filter on your lens. You lose a lot of detail of her hair in the shadow. You may try using your fill-flash or similar option on your camera to compensate.
Lovely shots,
rs
I think the first picture is the best. It is hard though to shoot almost into direct sunlight. I think you could use a UV filter on your lens. You lose a lot of detail of her hair in the shadow. You may try using your fill-flash or similar option on your camera to compensate.
Lovely shots,
rs
Oct 12, 2011 06:01:09 #
Thanks!
I have a UV filter on-- I wonder if a polarized filter would help- i have 1 to fit my 50mm 1.8.
The last and 1st pic are shot with an old 50/ 1.4 "Pentax/takumar" lens with a skylight filter.
I have a UV filter on-- I wonder if a polarized filter would help- i have 1 to fit my 50mm 1.8.
The last and 1st pic are shot with an old 50/ 1.4 "Pentax/takumar" lens with a skylight filter.
Oct 12, 2011 07:01:05 #
Oct 12, 2011 20:38:32 #
I would be happy to claim them as my own. They are all good.
Love the first and last.
Love the first and last.
Oct 12, 2011 20:39:52 #
Oct 13, 2011 08:14:59 #
Dria wrote:
Critique away-- always looking to take better pictures!
Ist. picture: Cropped ... Selected highlight area with Lasso Tool and put on separate layer ... "Command U" to darken and saturate highlight area.
On a profile shot a good rule is to not let the nose extend beyond the cheek. A slight adjustment in head or body would have accomplished this idea.
You do very good portraiture posing.
Oct 13, 2011 08:51:37 #
Erbin wrote:
Ist. picture: Cropped ... Selected highlight area with Lasso Tool and put on separate layer ... "Command U" to darken and saturate highlight area.
On a profile shot a good rule is to not let the nose extend beyond the cheek. A slight adjustment in head or body would have accomplished this idea.
You do very good portraiture posing.
Dria wrote:
Critique away-- always looking to take better pictures!
Ist. picture: Cropped ... Selected highlight area with Lasso Tool and put on separate layer ... "Command U" to darken and saturate highlight area.
On a profile shot a good rule is to not let the nose extend beyond the cheek. A slight adjustment in head or body would have accomplished this idea.
You do very good portraiture posing.
Thanks-- there is something weird with her hair in my first shot- I think it was the combo of that old Pentax lens and the lighting --
I will have to try to get one with her face/nose positioned as you suggest :)
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