Sveta. part 2

Yuri Pautov

OK, maybe these will be more interesting to you....
1

2

3

4

5

6


I'll be glad if you'd put your answers to the next questions:

1. Do you think I make posts too often
2. Do you think I place too much photos on one post
3. Do you think "You'd better put replies to other's posts"

Thank you in advance.

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Spasibo,
Yuri

Scott_Quier

I can't believe I'm actually writing this ...
but .... #1 is not up to your standard. The light is almost sweet but looks a little flat. The posing is off and she's much too close to the background.

#4 is better the but light is lacking.

On the other hand, #5 has dynamics and tension - it's eye catching.

Your last one, her eyes are wonderful, but she doesn't glow like so many of your models.

To answer your questions:
1. You do not make too many posts. I enjoy each and every one of them.
2. Too many photos per post - no. You always keep it to a reasonable number, sometimes not enough:D
3. You have demonstrated such expertise in so many of your posts. I know I would appreciate your comments on photos, mine and others.

Morris On Location

answers...
I really like the contrast of her hair to those eyes, but it definitely makes her skin look flat..

To answer you questions:
no you do not post too often..I love seeing your pictures..

you post a good # of pictures, enough to show the variety of shots taken

I think everyone loves to get feedback it's how we learn, but I don't have a "You'd better" attitude about it...sometimes myself I can't really think of the right things to say in order to be constructive to others... I can say "hey great shot" but how is that going to help make a better photo..

Richard

Yuri Pautov wrote:

I'll be glad if you'd put your answers to the next questions:

1. Do you think I make posts too often
2. Do you think I place too much photos on one post
3. Do you think "You'd better put replies to other's posts"

Thank you in advance.

--
Spasibo,
Yuri

Yuri,

It is always a pleasure to see your work, so post as many pics as you please. As for replies, well, everyone likes feedback. Your opinion carries a lot of weight around here. Both praise and helpful criticism are valuable.

Cheers,

Sam

#6 Rocks! In English, that's good.

1. Do you think I make posts too often
2. Do you think I place too much photos on one post
3. Do you think "You'd better put replies to other's posts"

Answers:
1. NO!
2. NO!
3. ??? Not sure I understand the question.

Sam

Nikolai

#6 is considerable better than the rest of the crop..

Yuri Pautov wrote:

1. Do you think I make posts too often
2. Do you think I place too much photos on one post
3. Do you think "You'd better put replies to other's posts"

1. No
2. No
3. Yes
:-)
HTH

Elaine

My faves of this set are 1 and 4. Again...exquisite skin and eyes and beautiful colors. I like the texture of the background in 1 and 4 as well. I am not a fan of 2. I feel the crop makes her look very large and the coloring/desaturation isn't my favorite.

Your questions...
1. No, you do not post too often!
2. No, you do not place too many photos in one post!
3. If you are asking if we think that you should reply more on others' posts...I'll just say that I was very happy to see a reply from you on my recent post!

Halite

You saved the best for last: #6 is exquisite. I absolutely love the interplay between the green background, her red hair and the greyish tones in her eyes, dress and the fence.

evoryware

I like 2 and 4.

I wish I had as many subjects to post as you.

LAB.rat

Yuri Pautov wrote:

1. Do you think I make posts too often
2. Do you think I place too much photos on one post
3. Do you think "You'd better put replies to other's posts"

1. No, on the contrary
2. No, just about perfect & often a few more wouldn't hurt
3. Not me. But go ahead, as long as it doesn't hurt your posts of Russia's finest

Trevlan

4,5,6

Tango

Yuri, i answer same as everyone else has...
i really enjoy your work, you are one fine photographer.
your subjects alway look so comfortable for your camera.

maybe share some camera & post processing techniques you use to help us?

Richard

AaronNelson wrote:

maybe share some camera & post processing techniques you use to help us?

There are some links to Yuri's techniques in the Tips post at the top of the forum.

Tango

thanks, i will go visit