new photoshoot c&c please

[.Cipher]

To be honest, I found her shirt to be distracting and too busy in the photos.

 

[maytay20]

To be honest, I found her shirt to be distracting and too busy in the photos.

Man I too wish I could select pleasing cloths for my clients. But for a newbie I think you did good. The rule of thirds hasn't been the easiest thing for me to get either but I think I may be getting it. LOL So keep working at it and on getting used to your cameras focus system while using it. :thumbup: Has she seen the photos?? If so what did she think of them?

 

[swmocity]

My favorite and very easy-to-understand video on the "Rule of Thirds".

http://reviews.cnet.com/Quick_Tips_Using_the_rule_of_thirds/4660-10621_7-6824377.html

ahh!!...yes i see it now...that does make the picture look alot better

 

[swmocity]

Man I too wish I could select pleasing cloths for my clients. But for a newbie I think you did good. The rule of thirds hasn't been the easiest thing for me to get either but I think I may be getting it. LOL So keep working at it and on getting used to your cameras focus system while using it. :thumbup: Has she seen the photos?? If so what did she think of them?

lol at the shirt...yes.some she like,some she didn't

 

[swmocity]

could these be a "rule of third" photo...i took them not to long ago...didnt know what the hell that rule was...

his here the same girl...different shoot...i maybe shoudve more a little more to the left to get more of the background.

 

[brileyphotog]

Agree with both Jenn and Mike, and add that you should try and avoid centering your subjects; follow the "rule" of thirds for this sort of work.

In portrait work I find it is hard to reconcile following the rule of thirds with close cropping, especially in vertical shots. The black and white shot is a pretty good blend IMHO.

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