My Favorite Model

Beatles2 · Jul 23, 2016

just happens to be my granddaughter .

Designer · Jul 23, 2016

Cute!

FITBMX · Jul 23, 2016

I see why it is your favorite, she is adorable!

jcdeboever · Jul 23, 2016

Very cute, too bad on the wrinkled backdrop, a smooth one would have made for an excellent image.

smoke665 · Jul 23, 2016

Ahhhh you've got one those TCFW's also. (To Cute For Words). Just curious have you got a color version.

Beatles2 · Jul 23, 2016

smoke665 said:
Ahhhh you've got one those TCFW's also. (To Cute For Words). Just curious have you got a color version.

Thank you!! No, I missed placed it.

tirediron · Jul 23, 2016

The image of your grand-daughter is absolutely wonderful; cute pose, great lighting, and nice conversion. The backdrop though I think really hurts it. Not only do the wrinkles give it an 'I couldn't be bothered' look, but her position in relation to the mouth/nose of the image behind her is... awkward. This is definitely worth redoing. Steam the backdrop smooth and make sure it's evenly lit (notice how it's probably a full stop brighter between the upper left corner and the lower right? I would also turn her body just a bit more to the camera, not a lot, but a bit, and make sure she's placed neutrally with respect to the faces on the background.

Beatles2 · Jul 23, 2016

tirediron said:
The image of your grand-daughter is absolutely wonderful; cute pose, great lighting, and nice conversion. The backdrop though I think really hurts it. Not only do the wrinkles give it an 'I couldn't be bothered' look, but her position in relation to the mouth/nose of the image behind her is... awkward. This is definitely worth redoing. Steam the backdrop smooth and make sure it's evenly lit (notice how it's probably a full stop brighter between the upper left corner and the lower right? I would also turn her body just a bit more to the camera, not a lot, but a bit, and make sure she's placed neutrally with respect to the faces on the background.

Thanks a bunch, those tips are right on!!