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Old 10-31-2005, 10:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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here are a few shots I took the other day while in Dallas.







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Old 10-31-2005, 11:12 AM   #2 (permalink)
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The last shot may be a tad overexposed, but it brings out her gorgeous eyes.

Nice shots, all of them!
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Looks good but I find that her eye lashes are distracting...something felt weird about the first two and then it clicked with the last one...her eye lashes are all clumped together, they look very artificial and distract from her pretty face and gorgeous eyes.
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Looks good but I find that her eye lashes are distracting...something felt weird about the first two and then it clicked with the last one...her eye lashes are all clumped together, they look very artificial and distract from her pretty face and gorgeous eyes.
I agree..
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I like the second one best!!! the first one is also very interesting but for me, it should have more "air" above her head... you know ... just a bit more space up there. the second one is fantastic - great eyes! lovely light and pose and fantastic DOF. and I hope that you don't mind a bit of critique on the last one... ok.. the last one would be great if she didn't have so much powder on her face... it just looks very artificial... try encouraging her not to do make-up and then take her on a photo shoot... natural girls are way prettier, I think so...
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Quote: Originally Posted by Big Mike
Looks good but I find that her eye lashes are distracting...something felt weird about the first two and then it clicked with the last one...her eye lashes are all clumped together, they look very artificial and distract from her pretty face and gorgeous eyes.
Agree...the eyelashes are very distracting.
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Great DOF, love the 2nd pose and I agree about the lashes.
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2 is my fav also love the dof, would like to see her shot a little more at an angle too, not just straight on w/ the face. Agree the lashes make the shot look artificial.
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I really like the second one. All the shots are good though. Nothing you could do about those lashes.
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thanks guys!

i would try fixing up the lashes a bit, but i'm afraid i'd kill it.
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Agreed, the second one is the strongest, yet I also love the colour of the background in the first.

(Same comment regarding the lashes.. but.. that is beyond the point)
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Did you add a vignette in post-production?
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yes i added some slight vignetting. do you think it's too strong? i still havent found my favorite method for that...
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It's just noticeable around the bottom, that's all. Almost every time I do vignetting in the studio, I end up erasing it around the bottom. It's not bad at all in these, I just noticed it because I deal with it so much in the studio.
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ah, ok. well i'll keep that in mind, thanks!
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Very nice images and beautiful girl but the eyelashes are just to distracting for me.

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Excellent lighting, exposure etc. The composition is definetly classic. I have never been a fan of seeing the subject's teeth.
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I'm confused about all the comments concerning the eye lashes. Is that not something that the photographer has very little control over? I'll confess that I don't keep up with styles but, maybe this is a new trend or something. I'm not really a fan of the low rider jeans that everyone seems to be wearing but it's hard to take a photo of a girl without them these days. I like the photo's, and she's a very attractive young lady.
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Quote: Originally Posted by danny
I'm confused about all the comments concerning the eye lashes. Is that not something that the photographer has very little control over? I'll confess that I don't keep up with styles but, maybe this is a new trend or something. I'm not really a fan of the low rider jeans that everyone seems to be wearing but it's hard to take a photo of a girl without them these days. I like the photo's, and she's a very attractive young lady.
Not a trend, some young girls just have the mistaken idea that if you put tons of mascara on it will make it look like you have tons of long thick beautiful eyelashes, where instead it clumps and looks like hairy spider legs. I suspect many young girls do the same thing, as I have seen a few others (always VERY young) that do this. Once she figures out how to do it in moderation, she'll learn to really bring out those eyes, not that she needs make up at all to do that. She has beautiful eyes. I had to learn myself..I didn't have anyone to teach me...but eventually I figured out after I put the mascara on, to take another mascara brush with no mascara at all on it, and brush it through to separate the lashes, before they dried together.

And no, the photog may not have control over it, but it's a distracting element of the photo none-the-less.
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