In #1, I'm a little bothered by the angularity of her right shoulder. It seems like a forced position. Could be my monitor, but I would like to see a little more light on her neck in that area.
In #1, I'm a little bothered by the angularity of her right shoulder. It seems like a forced position. Could be my monitor, but I would like to see a little more light on her neck in that area.
That was actually a candid capture in between posing. I liked it.
Both poses look very forced, in the first her right arm looks like its going to come out of its joint. I feel something more relaxed would have been better.
The second one its the left leg, would have been better with her foot on the floor.
Good light, but a couple of small things. Regarding pic 1. The shadow of the chair curves up following the backdrop, looks a bit odd. I know, I know, lovely girl to look at and somebody studies the shadows of a chair. Also to be picky about number 2 the top of the right thigh may need a bit of burn to tone it down a little.
“It takes a lot of imagination to be a good photographer. You need less imagination to be a painter, because you can invent things. But in photography everything is so ordinary; it takes a lot of looking before you learn to see the ordinary.” David Bailey
Both poses look very forced, in the first her right arm looks like its going to come out of its joint. I feel something more relaxed would have been better.
The second one its the left leg, would have been better with her foot on the floor.
Good light, but a couple of small things. Regarding pic 1. The shadow of the chair curves up following the backdrop, looks a bit odd. I know, I know, lovely girl to look at and somebody studies the shadows of a chair. Also to be picky about number 2 the top of the right thigh may need a bit of burn to tone it down a little.
Figure studies....the shadows add to the depth and perception of the photos. Don't need the infinity look on these...but I see what you are saying.
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And the minimalistic lighting on #2 make it almost implied:-)
Good series!
glenn
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Adam
And the way that light gently and subtly wraps around her in #2 is awesome~
cheers, tom
That was actually a candid capture in between posing. I liked it.
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Adam
The second one its the left leg, would have been better with her foot on the floor.
Good light, but a couple of small things. Regarding pic 1. The shadow of the chair curves up following the backdrop, looks a bit odd. I know, I know, lovely girl to look at and somebody studies the shadows of a chair. Also to be picky about number 2 the top of the right thigh may need a bit of burn to tone it down a little.
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Figure studies....the shadows add to the depth and perception of the photos. Don't need the infinity look on these...but I see what you are saying.
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Adam