Excellent work. I loved all of them. As an amateur, I do free portraits, once a year for Veterans. None, can compare to your work. The teen model is stunning too.
These are some very nice photos. You did a great job! Can’t pick my favorite.
Nice set and a very pretty young lady.
The quality of your work is way above standard. The composition, control of light and subject are all very well done. One exception, I would watch the background in the very last one. Nicely done.
George
It is quite obvious that you've arrived.
kadams wrote:
This photo shoot was done at the regional park in Brentwood Ca. Round Valley.
Great location to do shoots. It's becoming very popular with photographers.
My model Hannah is a former cheerleader at her high school. Fun personality which made my work easier and fun to photograph.
I'm trying to better my photography. I'm still trying to reach that professional level... Hope you enjoy my work.
CC welcome, just be nice about it. Thank you
Absolutely stunningly beautiful shots! I love the color and composition. You and your model should both be proud.🤓
Very nice Kimberly. Captivating shots of a fetching lady. Great poses.
I think your work has reached professional quality. If Hannah was my daughter, I would certainly buy those photos! Keep up the good work!
I think they’re great! Nice poses and a beautiful model.
kadams wrote:
This photo shoot was done at the regional park in Brentwood Ca. Round Valley.
Great location to do shoots. It's becoming very popular with photographers.
My model Hannah is a former cheerleader at her high school. Fun personality which made my work easier and fun to photograph.
I'm trying to better my photography. I'm still trying to reach that professional level... Hope you enjoy my work.
CC welcome, just be nice about it. Thank you
Nice light, settings, model, expressions.
My only suggestions center around not cutting off hands, not having stiff arms and fingers, and avoiding cropping at joints (knees or wrists or elbows). Straight on poses are generally less interesting than angular ones, but that last one is fine. Building a triangular base into both poses and compositions can add balance and eye flow.
Spend time getting fingers into relaxed positions. Eliminate distractions and include points of interest that complement the clothing, mood, etc. You’re on your way to getting that very right.
If you have a medium telephoto lens (85mm or 100-105mm on full frame; 50 to 85mm on APS-C, or 42.5 to 55mm on Micro 4/3), try some more intimate, tightly cropped head compositions, especially with a subject this photogenic. Actually, a few of these could benefit from some tighter cropping.
All in all, a few of these are gold! Her family should love them.
A10
Loc: Southern Indiana
Beautiful work! Be careful not to cut fingers off or to stop your photos at joints, ie: knees, wrists. The catch light from your flash would look better if it were higher in the eye. Is your flash on camera? If so, you can use a bracket to bring your flash a little higher. A cord or wireless transmitter and receiver can be used to keep your camera and flash connected. I look forward to seeing more of your portraits.
I agree whole heartedly, hope she finds a young man that will appreciate her wholesome charm.
Methinks you are already a pro!
Old Timer wrote:
All good but no# 2 and 5 jump out to me, eyes have it.
Great series of a beautiful model Kimberly.
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