Britt R.

e.rose · Jan 23, 2015

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e.rose · Jan 23, 2015

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(This one was an outtake, but we ended up keeping it for fun, ha.)

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darkchild · Jan 23, 2015

her face expression in the 1st 2 looks kinda funny to me :icon_cyclops_ani:

e.rose · Jan 23, 2015

darkchild said:
her face expression in the 1st 2 looks kinda funny to me

Funny how?

kdthomas · Jan 23, 2015

I think I liked the set with Morgan much better, the lighting and poses were more flattering.

If I had to pick 2 faves, I would say 6 & 10. The model's expression and posture don't seem relaxed, and just don't seem very flattering ... maybe it's the eye makeup, or the facial jewelry (but that could be personal taste, I don't like the look of facial jewelry in general). The first set the lighting seems kind of clinical. In the second set her hairstyle seems a little ... rectangular? In the third set, the exposure seems a little hot.

In #5 her bust seems to dominate the shot.

I think my overall fave is #6 ... it seems the most warm and genuine. And 10 looks very relaxed and genuine.

e.rose · Jan 23, 2015

kdthomas said:
I think I liked the set with Morgan much better, the lighting and poses were more flattering.

If I had to pick 2 faves, I would say 6 & 10. The model's expression and posture don't seem relaxed, and just don't seem very flattering ... maybe it's the eye makeup, or the facial jewelry (but that could be personal taste, I don't like the look of facial jewelry in general). The first set the lighting seems kind of clinical. In the second set her hairstyle seems a little ... rectangular? In the third set, the exposure seems a little hot.

In #5 her bust seems to dominate the shot.

I think my overall fave is #6 ... it seems the most warm and genuine. And 10 looks very relaxed and genuine.

*Madison

And thank you for your detailed feedback. :sexywink:

e.rose · Jan 23, 2015

Also... as far as the hair/makeup go...

This is a very good case of why it's important to have an H/MUA on set.

I usually never shoot without one, but this was a special circumstance, where I gave her a huge cut on pricing, and as a result cut out a lot of things I would usually offer a client.

(This was a friend I was helping out. I wouldn't normally do that sort of thing.)

e.rose · Jan 23, 2015

And for the record... I agree with you. I spent A LOT of time cleaning up makeup and hair, believe it or not. Haha.

darkchild · Jan 24, 2015

e.rose said:
darkchild said:

her face expression in the 1st 2 looks kinda funny to me

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Funny how?

It's just funny to me because it reminds me of the face expression my son makes when he pretends to be mad. It's a little hard to explain but if I ever get a picture of him doing it, i'll show you and you will laugh.

PhotoFun01 · Jan 24, 2015

e.rose said:
Also... as far as the hair/makeup go...

This is a very good case of why it's important to have an H/MUA on set.

I usually never shoot without one, but this was a special circumstance, where I gave her a huge cut on pricing, and as a result cut out a lot of things I would usually offer a client.

(This was a friend I was helping out. I wouldn't normally do that sort of thing.)

I think these are all great shots. Thanks for sharing.

If you have time, could you describe some of the lighting scenarios and how you set them up? Reflector, 1 or 2 flash, etc.

snowbear · Jan 24, 2015

Another enjoyable post, Em. I really like the first one, and the middle set. I think I've learned to appreciate (if not like) some of the seeming contemporary trends, including ultra-tight (or over) crops. That said, I'm not sold on the last one - I think it's a bit too much off the left - I feel she needs a tiny bit of breathing room.