Great shots, I think you could do a version of the HP advert there, stick a print of her head in the frame and have her lift it away so her real face appears behind/below it.
Very nice shots mate - 2nd shot for me too - still going from strength to strength with these portraits I see, helps that you have a cute model & we don't have to look at self portraits
(Clean up the flooring though, the right-hand side is looking a bit grubby - I use the eyedropper tool set to 5x5 average, select the main flooring colour & paint over it with a soft edged brush at about 4% flow - I've had to do this on a lot of studio portraits & find it quicker, easier & more consistent than the clone or heal tools)
As you know I had a couple of niggles with the In Depth version (the visible frame clips and the halo-ing around her hands etc), none of which are evident in the two in this thread.
I think the poses are all excellent but, for me, these 2 just look better. Not sure why, I guess it's a personal thing. I do think they look more natural and relaxed poses where the original looks a bit staged.
I also think the skin tones look warmer and more gentle in these 2. By comparison the original looks a bit cold and harder. Possibly something to do with the sharpening :shrug: The 2 in this thread def look softer and better for it.
Of course thats all just my opinion Dave To be fair they're all great shots
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