A Few of My Wanna-Be Model Daughter

[LShooter]

My future model. She loves being in front of the camera.

Here's one I did with a color fade and neutral wash:



Backlit with some fill:



Added some grit:

 

[tirediron]

A built-in model? How nice is that???? Good work.

 

[TimothyJinx]

A built-in model? How nice is that???? Good work.

Yea, how convenient is that! I have to threaten my daughter's life just to snap a few photos.

I really like #2. Would love to see some tight shots and show off those eyes!

 

[Tiller]

The eyes look weird to me in #2. Over-sharpened maybe?

 

[LShooter]

They may be a hair over sharp in #2. She has silver eyes. No joke. It's pretty cool and for the most part she loves being in front of the cam.

 

[SamiJoSchwirtz]

Number 1&2 are Gorgeous. I'm sorry but # 3 in my opinion does nothing for her looks.

 

[LShooter]

That was the point of #3, more urban and grunge. Not every shot of a pretty girl should be a beauty shot. Thanks for all the input. She and I will be headed out for another shoot soon.

 

[Big Mike]

I'm not feeling the processing on the first one; the line between tinted and not is too visible. If you're going to go with something like that, I think it would look better with a more organic transition. Also, with the crop and the framing, it sort of look like her neck is really long. I'm sure she's got a long graceful neck, but this shot overdoes it a bit.

 

[DiskoJoe]

I would leave that last one out of the port.

 

[barbeegirl]

Amazing how different techniques can make one person look like three totally different people. Not fan of the third one, I get a homeless feeling but the hoodie throws it off.

 

[frommrstomommy]

I agree about the 3rd.. she's gorgeous in 1 and 2 and I get you were going for something different in 3 but it just doesn't work IMO.

 

[LShooter]

Thanks. Yes, she is beautiful. #3 works perfectly for what I was going for.