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Nov 16, 2019 09:59:21 #
Nov 16, 2019 10:24:46 #
JoeJoe wrote:
When doing an art nude shoot take the opportunity to grab portrait shots but make sure you explain to the model how you are framing the shot so as she can work her magic.. I.E. this model automatically dropped her head to the side then stared straight through the lens …
Fantastic eyes
Nov 16, 2019 10:31:43 #
JoeJoe wrote:
Joe, first super congrats on your Viewbug success. And maybe I should have stated it isn't the photo orientation of the original so much as it had cut off the head but still had all that dead space on the left & right. Had it been cropped as tight as the one of African-American to truly emphasize the eyes you would have two winners in my humble opinion.Thanks Stardust br br I have a series of several ... (show quote)
But photography (art) comes down to what individuals like, with different likes always going to the artist. If you look back thru all my post in UHH you will see just what I consider positive feedback. I assume we are all here to learn, why I view photos so closely and give my honest comments (versus just "oohhs & aahhs") from 55 yrs behind the lens, including a stint of 300-400 weddings where I was always looking for a different way to shoot a standard pose. You are one of the appreciated Masters of nudes here in a sea of many snapshots of just naked women.
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Nov 16, 2019 15:48:15 #
Stardust wrote:
Joe, first super congrats on your Viewbug success.... (show quote)
Stardust I fully understand ...we all have our own likes and dislikes... I hate open leg.. feel its for the gratification of the photographer than the model IMHO... Feedback / critique like I have said before is an amazing tool when done correctly with both parties getting something from it.... The person feeding back the critique gets a better understanding of what works and doesn't work via studying which then feeds back into their own work by practising what they preach.. The original poster gets something to aim for and consider..... Russ Elkins once gave me some great advice on here... Don't accept all criticism as gospel... you will know when its genuine and needed.... That is why I now challenge people I feel should get their house in order before I accept their opinion (hope that makes sense)... You need to earn your stripes by showing a good level of knowledge...Anyone can read an article on ISO then become a self appointed expert without ever having picked up a camera.. I do respect your opinion … I may not agree with it all the time but I do honestly respect it... ;-) … Your last post got me thinking and challenging which is were we improve..
Regards
Joe
Nov 16, 2019 16:35:46 #
Jim Eads wrote:
Beautiful capture. One of the best B&W I have seen in this thread. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Jim Eads
Appreciated
Regards
Joe
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Nov 19, 2019 23:25:37 #
This is one of the most intriguing shots. Nice photo in every way and the most beautiful young lady.
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Nov 20, 2019 14:47:45 #
Chuck B wrote:
This is one of the most intriguing shots. Nice photo in every way and the most beautiful young lady.
Thank you Chuck B
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Joe
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