hi-key Kadie CC welcome

blaser321blaser321 Registered Users Posts: 201 Major grins
edited August 26, 2009 in People
0k I've been working on thees for a while now but I got through it. I'm going to just post a thew for now this is Kadie
hi-key Kadie CC welcome


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5D mark II, 24-70 2.8L, 70-200 2.8 L IS
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  • sweet carolinesweet caroline Registered Users Posts: 1,589 Major grins
    edited August 24, 2009
    I love #1 and #3. Her smile is great in #1, and I like the angle. In #3, her eyes really pop. I like the angle of her arm filling the ride side of the frame.

    I think her expression in #2 is fine, but I'm not loving the angle, and in #4 something about her mouth makes her look tense.

    Caroline
  • adbsgicomadbsgicom Registered Users Posts: 3,615 Major grins
    edited August 24, 2009
    Ditto to Caroline. Love 1&3. I think her lips are about the same from 3 to 4, but there is a strong highlight on the back side of 4, which makes them seem a bit thinner [I think].
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  • Village IdiotVillage Idiot Registered Users Posts: 215 Major grins
    edited August 24, 2009
    Here's an idea I probably wouldn't have thought of while shooting, but a small snooted kicker aimed from the left might have given the separation needed show her form so that the black didn't glob together on itself.

    /run on sentence.
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  • NikolaiNikolai Registered Users Posts: 19,035 Major grins
    edited August 24, 2009
    Good high key again, Brian! thumb.gif
    Love #4. clap.gif
    But I still think you're shooting too close and too wide (esp on #2) ne_nau.gif
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  • whiteaglewhiteagle Registered Users Posts: 70 Big grins
    edited August 24, 2009
    Good job. Rocking high key earns tons of respect in my book. It takes a decent amount of skill just to set it up, and after you do, it's just you and the subject. There's no environment to make your job easier. Number 3 is phenomenal in this respect. Just looking at the one image, it almost makes you feel like you know her.

    I agree with Nikolai on number 2. Back off a little.
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  • blaser321blaser321 Registered Users Posts: 201 Major grins
    edited August 24, 2009
    Love the feed back try to improve each time. in 2 the black dress look gray so I added some black in post and went to far
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  • bendruckerphotobendruckerphoto Registered Users Posts: 579 Major grins
    edited August 25, 2009
  • HackboneHackbone Registered Users Posts: 4,027 Major grins
    edited August 25, 2009
    1 & 4 are great. 2 needs some help. Her right chest/shoulder area looks large and unflattering. Your not showing off roundness of the hips. Take the top knee and bring it forward and try to touch the floor in front of her with it.

    On 3 you have her chin down and it is causing her face to fatten up. Get your camera up higher and bring her chin up to fix that. She is too pretty to look that fat.
  • JimMJimM Registered Users Posts: 1,389 Major grins
    edited August 26, 2009
    1 and 3 are fantastic!!!
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