critique would be, the placement of their hands in #1 #5 and #10.
#1 too much hands on a small part of her body
#5 she looks like she can't breathe because of his hands
#10 well, a moment fro now she will strangle him.
So, of course, this is jmo! and it is probably just me and no one would notice or interpret the way I do!
A really nice set. My only negative comment is a matter of my personal perception, i.e. the female subject's hair style (GOReous young lady) seems to me to be out of keeping with the setting.
Come on Robin , really ? this crap again !!!!! ..... HAHAHA . Again more smack on my part . Love it . I must say I am rather jealous of these fantastic setting you have in Colorado . Well done brother . Oh and I got your message . I will write you back soon , thanks .
I guess maybe it's just me, but I feel a lot of these have way more setting and way less of them than I would like to see. I can see why you did it in some, but I have to lean in way close to even see what they look like on a lot of them.
I guess maybe it's just me, but I feel a lot of these have way more setting and way less of them than I would like to see. I can see why you did it in some, but I have to lean in way close to even see what they look like on a lot of them.
Chris, I do have tighter shots too but those get boring especially for portraits of a couple. Plus today's camera can crop smaller really well. People will most likely print only smaller prints for close up face shots. People do print big on wider shots though.