PropilotBW
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Looking for critiques for this portrait.
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TBH, I would start from scratch with this one.
Your viewpoint is a bit low and her hands look big and white.
Her face is reddish and her neck is pale and all the texture seems to be blown out.
Her face is close to the top edhe and her bright hand is close to the bottom edge.
Her suit looks tight on her arms - and wrinked and the color doesn't go with her skin color or the background.
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I hope not, this is COMPLETELY the wrong look for an estate agent! With respect to the clothing, no, you can't control, but you need to discuss it before hand with the client. It also doesn't look like any work was done on the skin... definitely a do-over....I'm guessing Real Estate? Due to the low camera position.
Her forehead, top of cheeks, bridge of nose, and chin are hot.
Yikes...
I appreciate the comments, just a little humbling.
So...how do you go back to a client and tell them the picture that they picked actually sucks and they'll have to take time out of their schedule for a "re-do"?
I did take a couple more shots, maybe I did a little better??
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Yikes...
I appreciate the comments, just a little humbling.
So...how do you go back to a client and tell them the picture that they picked actually sucks and they'll have to take time out of their schedule for a "re-do"?
I did take a couple more shots, maybe I did a little better??
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No need to reshoot. I'm sure she was thrilled with these photos. The bottom line is to make client happy. The average person myself included would not notice any of the points brought up until a trained photographer points them out. Take the advice that you've been given on this thread and apply it to your next shoot. Remember if it was easy anyone could do it.