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[Jessphotog]

Can anyone give me any improvement tips from these portraits?

 

[Light Guru]

Can anyone give me any improvement tips from these portraits?

What portraits?

 

[Jessphotog]

Sorry I thought I attached them, still figuring this web site out!

 

[Jessphotog]

Here they are, sorry for the confusion!

 

[The_Traveler]

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...forum-functions-pictoral-guide-using-tpf.html

 

[Braineack]

Curious what these were shot on?

 

[The_Traveler]

Sharpness good and poses comfortable,
She is leaning backwards and the image is quite cold. (typical of sunlight with uncorrected WB)
The right side of his face is way too dark.

Quite decent start.

 

[Jessphotog]

Taken with a Canon rebel t3i. And I did notice the darkness of his picture. I didn't have the flash on, and I have quite a few more from this shoot I just chose a couple that I liked. Thanks!

 

[Jessphotog]

Sharpness good and poses comfortable,
She is leaning backwards and the image is quite cold. (typical of sunlight with uncorrected WB)
The right side of his face is way too dark.

Quite decent start.

Could you explain whatyou mean by the one picture looks cold please?

 

[Jessphotog]

Curious what these were shot on?

Shot with a canon t3i

 

[The_Traveler]

Pictures shot in shadow or shade look bluish or cold.
This can be anticipated and corrected in camera using a custom white balance - or in post processing.

 

[Jessphotog]

Pictures shot in shadow or shade look bluish or cold.
This can be anticipated and corrected in camera using a custom white balance - or in post processing.

Okay I see the difference! Thank you!

 

[The_Traveler]

No problem.

Note also that her face looks a bit flat in tone.
This is also an issue with shadow or deep shade images, they don't have the micro-shadows that give skin a realistic tone.