If any of you would look through my posts you would see pictures of landscapes and more landscapes, I dont enjoy taking picture of people that much, but this is what happens when i do. please comment!!!
She didn't pose. I was sitting right beside her snapping shots of her, I think this was the only one in which she didn't pose.
I like this. The composition is interesting, I would like to see her on the other side of the frame, too so that I could follow her eyes through the frame.
highlights are quite blown out and the shadow behind her head creates a distortion with her hair; you can't tell what's hair and what's shadow. other than that, i like it. nice pose and i like the darkness on the left side i would try lowering the contrast by reducing the spectrum. maybe take the "brightest bright" down to a light gray. (just a guess, that might not look so great )
I definitely like it. The overblown brightness actually imparts a more artsy feel to the image. I like the shadow and the black space. Very cool.
definately like this brently! this is good stuff. I tend not to the mind blowouts here myself, i would agree with miss terri that it lends an artsy feel to the pic. My only critique would be to give just a tad more space to the right - just a bit more breathing room - perhaps capturing the edge of her hair.
I don't mind the blow-outs either...I like the kind of high-key look it takes on. I just wish the camera-right side of her face/hair/body wasn't chopped quite so tightly.
A camera angle that far below the axis of the eyes will never flatter the subject. I'm sure this shot doesn't do the model's beauty justice. I would like the shot better if there wasn't too much cropped from her left side and her right side cropped closer. I would like the shot better if there were catch lights in her eyes I like what your post processing technique did for her complexion I like how the hair dissappears into the total darkness. Was it intentional?
