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[Corvphotography]

Im looking for some CC. tell me what ya think friends.


6 by RyanCorvelloPhotography, on Flickr

 

[Trever1t]

Have to really look at it on flickr, with a black background to see her shadow areas. Solid portrait if not just a tad dark on her right, pretty girl.

 

[Derrel]

Lighting and camera angle/positioning/lens focal length choice make her look too "big" on the top...her face looks wide, and her shoulders look quite robust, due to being so close, with such a short focal length lens. See the distortion of her body's size??? See how hugely wide her shoulders look, compared against her waist and hips? This shot would have looked much nicer had it been shot from farther away: this is a perspective problem that we see quite often when people take these kinds of shots from too short a physical distance, to compensate for lack of a longer focal length lens from a better,longer "portrait distance".

 

[JAC526]

Those piercings look like they hurt.

 

[Corvphotography]

yeah Derrel, I wanted to see if someone else said something about the focal length. im usually pretty good about that but I know exactly what ya mean.

 

[JClishe]

Lighting and camera angle/positioning/lens focal length choice make her look too "big" on the top...her face looks wide, and her shoulders look quite robust, due to being so close, with such a short focal length lens. See the distortion of her body's size??? See how hugely wide her shoulders look, compared against her waist and hips? This shot would have looked much nicer had it been shot from farther away: this is a perspective problem that we see quite often when people take these kinds of shots from too short a physical distance, to compensate for lack of a longer focal length lens from a better,longer "portrait distance".

I run into the same problem with camera angle if I'm not careful. I'm 6'4" so it's easy for me to inadvertantly shoot "down" on models and wind up with perspectives like you see here.