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It's the damn natural leaves reflectors *lol*The greenish tint on her face in the first picture is very interesting, but it makes her teeth a little bit yellow.
Well my thoughts;
Why shoot landscape orientation for these? It's the first thing that hits me, she's cropped awkwardly, centered in LS. Try using "portrait" orientation for a portrait UNLESS there's some story in the surroundings you want to tell, and then place your prime subject to one side (rule of thirds).
She's lovely and I can tell very comfortable with you, so that's a huge advantage, use it. The reflector helped but the background did too, look at that and take note!
I kinda like the B&W except for the crop. Go back and shoot with her again, Portrait for portrait, choose your BG carefully, leave roomin your frame to allow for post crop if necessary.
artistic decision, I'm trying to make the landscape orientation work.Well my thoughts;
Why shoot landscape orientation for these? It's the first thing that hits me, she's cropped awkwardly, centered in LS. Try using "portrait" orientation for a portrait UNLESS there's some story in the surroundings you want to tell, and then place your prime subject to one side (rule of thirds).
She's lovely and I can tell very comfortable with you, so that's a huge advantage, use it. The reflector helped but the background did too, look at that and take note!
I kinda like the B&W except for the crop. Go back and shoot with her again, Portrait for portrait, choose your BG carefully, leave roomin your frame to allow for post crop if necessary.
Speaking of horizontal framing--what the heck happened with shot number one? She is riding soooooo low in the frame, it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever...just a simply awful framing decision...the top space above her head is as much as the distance from her eyebrows to the bottom of her chin,and the bottom of the chin is very low. The top of the head to bottom of the eye is 3 inches, from the same eye to the eye to the bottom of the frame is 2 and 15/16 inches...this is just...awful framing and composing The green skin could also use a major dose of color correction thrown at it.
As Trevor1t asked, "Why shoot landscape orientation for these?" This 30% person, 70% out of focus dead space background just looks very snapshot-like, but the long lens and blown-out background doesn't fit in to that at all.