JAWESOME!

[RMThompson]

 

[RMThompson]

Well I wager I am really boring you with my over-processed tshirt shots, aren't I?

 

[::trainwreck::]

Maybe have her turn a little bit more towards the camera, it would show the shirt a little better.

 

[dtzitko]

Well I wager I am really boring you with my over-processed tshirt shots, aren't I?

Nothing boring here. Great photo, and she's awful easy on the eyes too. :mrgreen:

 

[Cero21]

Great work as usual! I agree I am more attracted to the model herself than the shirt though!

 

[NiKOnSLR]

Great pics. Love the quality.

 

[Lyncca]

Very nice as always

 

[manaheim]

Very nice. I agree on the turning toward the cam as I didn't really realize it was a t-shirt ad pic until I saw the logo and then went back. (Not that it's entirely bad that we're distracted by the woman being womanly... but I assume the t-shirt folks want the woman to grab your attention and then to stare at the shirt)

I also think the highlights are a touch blown and such, but I also immediately identified that as a style choice and a nicely handled one as well.

Really nice overall.

 

[RMThompson]

Very nice. I agree on the turning toward the cam as I didn't really realize it was a t-shirt ad pic until I saw the logo and then went back. (Not that it's entirely bad that we're distracted by the woman being womanly... but I assume the t-shirt folks want the woman to grab your attention and then to stare at the shirt)

I also think the highlights are a touch blown and such, but I also immediately identified that as a style choice and a nicely handled one as well.

Really nice overall.

Thanks.

Adressing the "turning towards the camera" issue... I take hundreds of Tshirt photos a week, and for the most part 90% of them are straight on Tshirt shots. Recently I've been trying to experiment with some ways to show off the shirts with a more natural feel, like this.

 

[craig]

Love it! Your work is constantly growing.

I love the tshirt work and it of course pays the bills. Do consider branching out. Paid or TFP fashion work seems like the next step.

Love & Bass

 

[Moonb007]

I think its great, and it does not fit the typical mold like other shirt companies with her on the angle.