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kiley9806
02-11-2009, 12:01 AM
since there were a couple requests for more from this shoot - heres another shot i liked... this is my 1st attempt at a semi-nude/portrait (usually my stuff is trees and kids and dogs... this is totally outside the box - but its a valentines day present for the hubby) would love to hear your thoughts...
jjeling
02-11-2009, 12:28 AM
Same as the previous image. I really like the concept. For some reason the space above is just too much. I think I would crop it down to just above her head. Not too tight, but close. I want my attention to be focused on her eyes and not the space around her, unless that is what you were going for. Really good effort and thought. Keep up the work. These are just our opinions, its an art, not a science.
I haven't had the chance to do photos like this. I can't wait to try!
I have a friend on facebook that does fashion shots all the time. I remember he critiqued a photo once, much like this and it made sense to me.
I think her front arm doesn't look natural with her body flow. I think, I would also like to see her chin, a bit of space and then her shoulders. I'm picturing it in my head but maybe that is where it should stay.
That is a wonderful gift and moment shared between the two of you. If anything..that makes the photo wonderful!
scorpio_e
02-11-2009, 03:18 PM
I like it better than the first. Nice job on the crop. The colors look two tone. Kind of bluish on the skin..Not sure if you meant it to be this way or there were conflicting color temperatures in the light sources. I would recommend going with a black and white conversion..just my opinion..:)
Happy valentines day !!!
kiley9806
02-11-2009, 06:27 PM
thanks guys! i've tweaked this one a bit too - just cropped a little off the top like you suggested jj, thanks for that! looks better... and as for the tones & temp of the lighting, i just worked with what i had - natural sunlight through slatted blinds. im too inept to use spotlights, reflectors or meters just yet... :P and i also agree scorpio - a b&w conversion would look good on this one... thanks again - i think this will make me post another!
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