Like - your angle on your beautiful model Help - lighting a bit excessive losing facial features of model on photo #1 & photo#2 focus appears to be on fur collar (but I know focus can be lost in translation when downloading)
Mike! the second one is my favourite, really cool angle, and like Stephanie said the leading lines add up really nice! The first one I think if the exposure would be turned out a little details in the face would pop!
Hey Mike, I think that your photos work well together as a set. They are similar in theme and layout. I would be careful of the exposure in the first photo, though. The lighting is a little harsh on her face & it is a bit distracting. Good job, though :)
Hey Mike, good job with this project and I really like these two complimentary images and I like the subtle differences between the posing and angles between the two. However, the first picture is definitely the weaker of the two images due to its overexposure. It looks like a flash was used in this photo and was pointing directly at the subject's face, maybe try pointing the flash away or using a more diffused lighting source!
Like - your angle on your beautiful model
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I love the angle on the second one, the leading lines point right to her face. The first one is a bit overexposed which loses a lot of details.
ReplyDeleteMike, I think that the first picture lost her details because of an over exposure possibly?
ReplyDeleteMike! the second one is my favourite, really cool angle, and like Stephanie said the leading lines add up really nice! The first one I think if the exposure would be turned out a little details in the face would pop!
ReplyDeleteHey Mike, I think that your photos work well together as a set. They are similar in theme and layout. I would be careful of the exposure in the first photo, though. The lighting is a little harsh on her face & it is a bit distracting. Good job, though :)
ReplyDeleteHey Mike, good job with this project and I really like these two complimentary images and I like the subtle differences between the posing and angles between the two. However, the first picture is definitely the weaker of the two images due to its overexposure. It looks like a flash was used in this photo and was pointing directly at the subject's face, maybe try pointing the flash away or using a more diffused lighting source!
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