It is amazing to still see the contrast you have in your pictures of architectures in your portraits! And I think the contrast still works well since they emphasize the expressions of the model and make the photos dynamic and strong. But the third photos doesn't speak to me because your model looks distracted which makes this picture less intentional.
Your 8th one really stands out to me. The lighting, the setting, and the framing are all great and make an interesting mood. I think the composition in the 4th one is good, but the image would be stronger if some of the light hit their face instead of just their hand.
All your image have a nice contrast especially the ones you shot by yourself. I there's an image I would dismiss, it would be the your 4th image because my eyes get locked more in the bars than on the model.
Your angle to shoot make your photos interesting. You compose the model and the background together to tell stories. I really like image 8 because the change of light reflected on her eyes.
I really appreciate the contrast of your photos. I love that you took a different perspective with your fourth photo and it makes for a really interesting photo. I really love the fifth photo - the shadow on her face and the angle is so dramatic and it's something that I haven't seen in any other work posted. I also like how you were able to capture her shadow in the 7th photo. The 3rd photo could've been stronger if it was shot at a different angle, or if the model looked more engaged.
The only thing I can really recommend for these images is to fine-tune certain details in photoshop such as the spots on the walls and window in your 7th image and maybe brighten up your last image.
The contrast is so strong in these images! The last image is strong, but the flowers aren't blurry enough to distract my eye from focusing on them. And the white is too strong for me to be honest, it flattens her face.
It is amazing to still see the contrast you have in your pictures of architectures in your portraits! And I think the contrast still works well since they emphasize the expressions of the model and make the photos dynamic and strong. But the third photos doesn't speak to me because your model looks distracted which makes this picture less intentional.
ReplyDeleteYour 8th one really stands out to me. The lighting, the setting, and the framing are all great and make an interesting mood. I think the composition in the 4th one is good, but the image would be stronger if some of the light hit their face instead of just their hand.
ReplyDeleteAll your image have a nice contrast especially the ones you shot by yourself. I there's an image I would dismiss, it would be the your 4th image because my eyes get locked more in the bars than on the model.
ReplyDeleteYour angle to shoot make your photos interesting. You compose the model and the background together to tell stories. I really like image 8 because the change of light reflected on her eyes.
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate the contrast of your photos. I love that you took a different perspective with your fourth photo and it makes for a really interesting photo. I really love the fifth photo - the shadow on her face and the angle is so dramatic and it's something that I haven't seen in any other work posted. I also like how you were able to capture her shadow in the 7th photo. The 3rd photo could've been stronger if it was shot at a different angle, or if the model looked more engaged.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I can really recommend for these images is to fine-tune certain details in photoshop such as the spots on the walls and window in your 7th image and maybe brighten up your last image.
ReplyDeleteThe contrast is so strong in these images! The last image is strong, but the flowers aren't blurry enough to distract my eye from focusing on them. And the white is too strong for me to be honest, it flattens her face.
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