DRIVE-BY POSTING | Elizabeth

[e.rose]

I've been MIA.

I've been DROWNING in work between Apple and photography, and there's a very real chance I may die of exhaustion.

But before I do that... here are some finished images from Elizabeth's senior portrait shoot.

KTHANKSBYE!

 

[ronlane]

Those 1st 3 are my favorites.

 

[e.rose]

Those 1st 3 are my favorites.

Thank you

 

[tirediron]

I think #2 may be my favorite of all the images you've posted! Great job Rose!

 

[Rick50]

These are all good. It's comfortable on the eyes to see well done portraits.

 

[e.rose]

Thank you both!

 

[DanOstergren28 3]

3rd is my favorite, but I think it could be just a little bit warmer.

 

[Forkie]

I love the first of the four with the green skirt. Nice mixing of greens, there

 

[e.rose]

3rd is my favorite, but I think it could be just a little bit warmer.

Thanks for your feedback!

I love the first of the four with the green skirt. Nice mixing of greens, there

Thanks for your feedback!

 

[snowbear117 48]

Loving 1,2 and the set of 3 in green. Nice, as usual. Thanks for sharing.

 

[FITBMX]

They all look great to me, I can't really pick which one I like better!

 

[123rfanna]

I agree with the mixing of green and the green skirt, though looks more like turquoise from this view. It's very natural and relaxed, must be an easy model to shoot with=)

 

[darkchild]

1st 2 are my favorite!

 

[e.rose]

Loving 1,2 and the set of 3 in green. Nice, as usual. Thanks for sharing.

They all look great to me, I can't really pick which one I like better!

I agree with the mixing of green and the green skirt, though looks more like turquoise from this view. It's very natural and relaxed, must be an easy model to shoot with=)

1st 2 are my favorite!

Thanks everyone!!!

 

[JoeW28]

Thanks for sharing. Lovely model and some nice work.

I like the first two the best. Third shot had great potential but (a) her face is under-lit (b) her right bicep looks big (a function of the arm pushing down on the bed...it would be thinner if she was just resting her arm), and (c) the pose combined with the clothing gives her a bit of a paunch. Next 4 poses (in the field with the green dress)...I like the first two the best--very lively, fun, spirited. Third one, like most women when you shoot them from the back in a dress, it makes her butt look bit (in this case, the wrinkles in the dress). And the concept of her laying down (shot from above) has real possibilities but not in this outfit, the dress (with the high waistline and the drape) really makes her look heavy. But all 4 of those shots look spontaneous, unposed and she looks happy and spirited and carefree. Last series--not wild about the purple in her hair. I'd have preferred one of the yellow flowers or something with a bit of yellow accent that subtly matches the flowers. Also, with scoop neck like that, I'd make it less symmetrical. If it's not appropriate for a senior portrait to make it off the shoulder, I'd at least slide it to one shoulder over the other (so it doesn't look symmetrical and perfectly matching) but instead seems spontaneous and natural. And not coincidentally, my two favorites in that series are the last two...they come off as the most spontaneous, natural, and attractive of the series.

I know you're busy so it's great that you took the time to make these edits and share them. Best of luck with the work load.