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Posted 29/10/2007 - 02:25
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Good night Brian,
My critiques for the first image:
The intensity of details and the colors of the girl dress vie with her. I think all the attention must point to the model. The dress must be as simple as possible (in shape and colors).
The transition between the focused/non focused areas in the girl dress distracts me a little. I think that getting the entire dress in focus with a most compliant DOF will help.
The position of the right shoulder (hiding the girl jowl) would work better with a naked shoulder.
The image background is not the appropriate for me.
The beauty of the girl eyes are very good captured.
For the second:
Here, the girl dress is more appropriate.
Iīm sure the girl will not be pleased with how his left arm sees (I can see some not good toned musculature) and appears to be a little bit fat (as a not very young girl). And finally, illuminating tenuously her left face for lightening a bit this heavy shadows.
As with the first image, the background donīt work, this time catch to much attention (I can see highlights in the bottles labels).
Photographing models is not always an easy challenge.
Sorry for be so hard critique, but I think is better and more constructive than a yielding one.
Brian, have success with model photography.
Best regards.
________________
Dirk TROTTEYN.
K10D+ Sigma 18-50 1:2.8 DC Lens.
My critiques for the first image:
The intensity of details and the colors of the girl dress vie with her. I think all the attention must point to the model. The dress must be as simple as possible (in shape and colors).
The transition between the focused/non focused areas in the girl dress distracts me a little. I think that getting the entire dress in focus with a most compliant DOF will help.
The position of the right shoulder (hiding the girl jowl) would work better with a naked shoulder.
The image background is not the appropriate for me.
The beauty of the girl eyes are very good captured.
For the second:
Here, the girl dress is more appropriate.
Iīm sure the girl will not be pleased with how his left arm sees (I can see some not good toned musculature) and appears to be a little bit fat (as a not very young girl). And finally, illuminating tenuously her left face for lightening a bit this heavy shadows.
As with the first image, the background donīt work, this time catch to much attention (I can see highlights in the bottles labels).
Photographing models is not always an easy challenge.
Sorry for be so hard critique, but I think is better and more constructive than a yielding one.
Brian, have success with model photography.
Best regards.
________________
Dirk TROTTEYN.
K10D+ Sigma 18-50 1:2.8 DC Lens.
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The Kingdom of Fife
Had a great shoot in South Queensferry last week, worked with two
models and a makeup artist. Here's a couple of images from the shoot,
no pp, some selective sharpening otherwise straight from the camera
processed/cropped in Lightroom.
Comments/critique welcome
Brian.
LBA is good for you, a Lens a day helps you work, rest and play.