I agree with Andy but I also feel that the skin tones are poor and will result in what is known as "lobster people" in print as well.
This is on the color portraits of course but on the first and fifth the skin tones are just off plus I feel your efforts to whiten the teeth are way over the top and look out of place exposure wise against the rest of the image.
I think your compositions are fine as are your locations though
Thank you Andy for the tip about my pictures being underexposed. I never thought about that, and I went back and edited the pictures I am working on right now and they look 10X better.
Also reyvee61 I actually did not whiten any teeth in any of these photos. In the first and fifth photo, I color monochromed the pictures and reduced the vibrancy and that was it. But I see where you are coming from about his teeth being extrememly white. Thanks for the help tho =]
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This is on the color portraits of course but on the first and fifth the skin tones are just off plus I feel your efforts to whiten the teeth are way over the top and look out of place exposure wise against the rest of the image.
I think your compositions are fine as are your locations though
Also reyvee61 I actually did not whiten any teeth in any of these photos. In the first and fifth photo, I color monochromed the pictures and reduced the vibrancy and that was it. But I see where you are coming from about his teeth being extrememly white. Thanks for the help tho =]