Leanne - My First 'Experienced' Model Shoot.
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Great set of pictures helped by a very pretty model. Lucky you!
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Loving No1, stunning shot (although on my uncalibrated monitor looks hot across her right eye).
How did ya find the shoot with an experienced model? Been considering using a model or 2 to build a portfolio but nervous using someone with more experience than me lol.
How did ya find the shoot with an experienced model? Been considering using a model or 2 to build a portfolio but nervous using someone with more experience than me lol.
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beautiful shots. the blown area by her eye and on her nose in number 1 is really distracting me, but number 2 is a stunning shot
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Stunning
Thank you, thank you, thank you
Find one, you will not regret it. They give you more time to concentrate on other
things instead of you having to worry about how they look as well what your camera
is doing.
When you say left a little they actually move left a little
Thanks Raj.
Think I was on f4. Maybe f8 would have been more suitable
beautiful shots. the blown area by her eye and on her nose in number 1 is really distracting me, but number 2 is a stunning shot
Yes your right. I really need to get me act together & start using reflectors & stuff
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Loving all of these
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Number 1 seems flawless and is definitely my fav. Well done.
In number 2, I can't help but think it might have looked better if her legs/feet were in focus too. Otherwise, nice shot and great pose.
Now number 3, nice pose and idea, but because she's not positioned exactly in the center of the arch (with the center of her body over the center of the arch), I find it distracting. But I really like the idea. (Y)
In number 4, her facial features appear too soft (other than the eyes, which makes me think they've been sharpened in PP). I would have liked to see her lips and eyebrows a little sharper. It's still a nice shot.
All in all, a nice set - and great ideas with poses and lighting. A few minor adjustments to think about next time, maybe? But hell, I've never used a professional model, so what do I know? Just a little constructive criticism.
In number 2, I can't help but think it might have looked better if her legs/feet were in focus too. Otherwise, nice shot and great pose.
Now number 3, nice pose and idea, but because she's not positioned exactly in the center of the arch (with the center of her body over the center of the arch), I find it distracting. But I really like the idea. (Y)
In number 4, her facial features appear too soft (other than the eyes, which makes me think they've been sharpened in PP). I would have liked to see her lips and eyebrows a little sharper. It's still a nice shot.
All in all, a nice set - and great ideas with poses and lighting. A few minor adjustments to think about next time, maybe? But hell, I've never used a professional model, so what do I know? Just a little constructive criticism.
Les McLean
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1 & 3 for me, although in 1 you have a green 'bleed' where the edge of her dress meets the grass.
In 2, like others I would have liked more DOF, and 4 I find a bit too busy.
3 is outstanding.
In 2, like others I would have liked more DOF, and 4 I find a bit too busy.
3 is outstanding.
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Stunning - especially her eyes in the last one.
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All excellent, but for me, No1 is purely stunning!
If I got a shot like that from 200+ in a model shoot I'd be extatic
Paul
If I got a shot like that from 200+ in a model shoot I'd be extatic
Paul