Zoe

[mission1968]

Hi i had the lovely Zoe round for a practice shoot here are a few from the day, I know the framing will not to be to every ones taste but just trying a few things out c&c welcome.

Peter

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5.

 

[Ady N]

#2 by a mile for me although I don't think it needs any border enhancement. I like the framing, the pose and especially the finger/mouth thing. Like it.

 

[mission1968]

Thanks for looking and your comments, I do like the pose on no.2 as for the borders I was trying a few out

 

[Peter B]

1, 2 & 4 for me as I like the poses as well as the lighting. The hands on head pose in 3 doesn't really work for me, while the red light in 5 I can't make up my mind about. All worth the time and effort though.

 

[The23rdman]

#2 for me too. Stand out shot because she has a real twinkle in her eye and the lip thing works. I'd like to see better lines with the fingers of her right hand, but it's a minor crit. Lose the border.

 

[mission1968]

1, 2 & 4 for me as I like the poses as well as the lighting. The hands on head pose in 3 doesn't really work for me, while the red light in 5 I can't make up my mind about. All worth the time and effort though.

thanks very much for your comments

#2 for me too. Stand out shot because she has a real twinkle in her eye and the lip thing works. I'd like to see better lines with the fingers of her right hand, but it's a minor crit. Lose the border.

thank you

 

[The23rdman]

thanks very much for your comments

thank you

I meant left hand. D'oh!

 

[reheat module]

I think it may be harder to take a difficult shot of this beautiful model !
I love No1 in terms of pure contact with the camera, lovely catchlights too; however, as mentioned the framing is very tight, leaving little if any room for placing in a solid frame of any form.
Image 2 I think may better offer room to accommodate a frame; here again lighting, contact and the pose is classically beautiful.
Id be thrilled with any of those.

 

[mission1968]

I think it may be harder to take a difficult shot of this beautiful model !
I love No1 in terms of pure contact with the camera, lovely catchlights too; however, as mentioned the framing is very tight, leaving little if any room for placing in a solid frame of any form.
Image 2 I think may better offer room to accommodate a frame; here again lighting, contact and the pose is classically beautiful.
Id be thrilled with any of those.

thanks for your kind comments