Julia (7 img)

Yuri Pautov

So, after receiving your answers (Thank you so much for them!) I continue posting some portraits (more can be found at my site). Though I'll try to post less photos (I'd like 5 to be my norm!), sometimes I cant stop and ...
Hope they look different..
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Here I used interesting (for me) background and different clothes of 'model' Julia.
Of course, I'd like more shallow DOF here, but that's all what Sony R1 could give me in this situation...



Spasibo,
Yuri

evoryware

Gorgeous!
In order of preference!
1, 5, 7, 6, 3, 4, 2

Scott_Quier

I'm glad you posted 7 rather than 5 - as #7 is my favorite (followed by 1 and 4). I think 7 could have been better had she been looking in your direction (with or without a smile ) but I still think it's the best of the group.

Nikolai

Scott_Quier wrote:

I'm glad you posted 7 rather than 5 - as #7 is my favorite (followed by 1 and 4). I think 7 could have been better had she been looking in your direction (with or without a smile ) but I still think it's the best of the group.

that #7 is the best of the series.
In all the rest she looks very tense. :cry
#3 seems a bit too tightly cropped on top, unlike the rest
#1 and #4 are rather bland PP-wise, IMHO
HTH

cmason

Love #5, but she looks so much better when she smiles, would love to see some of the other poses with a smile

Nikolai

cmason wrote:

Love #5, but she looks so much better when she smiles, would love to see some of the other poses with a smile

This issue seems to come up every time
http://www.dgrin.com/showpost.php?p=922941&postcount=10

Qarik

great series

Hary

#3 and #6 are my favorite, great looking model and great photos.

dogwood

Yuri:

Nice photos-- here are some suggestions. In #1, the way her feet are positioned is sort of strange. I think that turning her right foot so the toes are pointing more to camera left would look more natural.

Also, go for more of an "s-curve" in terms of full-body posing. Get her body in more of an S shape (tip her head, throw out a hip, bend a knee) rather than straight up and down. Look at almost any magazine or painting with models-- you'll instantly know what I'm talking about if you draw an "S" on their bodies.

Lovely, lovely model though and your work is definitely showing progress. Thanks for sharing.

Photosbychuck

I like #5 the best.
Thanks for posting the series.


Take Care,
Chuck