Discovered a beautiful Park

[Leppert]

hey there

i recently discovered a beautiful park in the near of my home and yesterday i shot some pictures there
what do you think about them?

 

[BoSnapsPhotography]

Very good set here. Nice pics.

 

[EOV]

Just a personal opinion of mine but I can't get passed her swoop of hair over her forehead. Again personal preference on hairstyle not your photography.

 

[Sarmad]

Really nice set of photos, Is it possible to share the EXIF for first photo? I wonder if you used any lightning equipment in the first photo, maybe a reflector because I never get to catch such nice flares.

 

[123rfanna]

The first one is my favorite! I liked how the brightness is just right that it doesn't overpower the model's face. Just curious, what sort of camera settings did you use for that shot?

 

[frommrstomommy]

Nice series but except for #3 they are all pretty tightly cropped with absolutely no head room.. May be fine for a few in a bunch, but every single image nearly here just seems repetitive.

 

[Leppert]

Really nice set of photos, Is it possible to share the EXIF for first photo? I wonder if you used any lightning equipment in the first photo, maybe a reflector because I never get to catch such nice flares.

for the first I used 60mm on my canon 600d d with 1/200, f2,8 and iso 100. I only used natural light for that but it was just before sundown. i lighted the face up in photoshop in post

Nice series but except for #3 they are all pretty tightly cropped with absolutely no head room.. May be fine for a few in a bunch, but every single image nearly here just seems repetitive.

so you think it would be good if i use more room above her head? i always try to remove to much head room because i thought it would steal the attention on the model. but you are right, in this way they look to much common

 

[Sarmad]

Really nice set of photos, Is it possible to share the EXIF for first photo? I wonder if you used any lightning equipment in the first photo, maybe a reflector because I never get to catch such nice flares.

for the first I used 60mm on my canon 600d d with 1/200, f2,8 and iso 100. I only used natural light for that but it was just before sundown. i lighted the face up in photoshop in post.

Thanks, I thought you lighted her face up with flash or some reflector.