Senior from this week

rogerchester

I still need more practice.

<a href="http://r-prescott.smugmug.com/Portraits/Lexingtonkyseniorphotos/22842750_nvvxVf#!i=2032494624&k=SX8Cdmd&lb=1&s=A&quot; title=""><img src="http://r-prescott.smugmug.com/Portraits/Lexingtonkyseniorphotos/i-SX8Cdmd/0/L/IMG8351-L.jpg&quot; title="" alt=""></a>

Quincy T

The light is really present, but the face strikes me as strange...did you do some adjusting there specifically? It's a nice image, though, Roger. Hope Lexington is treating you well...my favorite city from my home state!

joshhuntnm

closing down the aperture would make the model pop of the background a bit more.

zoomer

The pose looks a bit awkward there is a doorway coming out of your models head, the background could be blurred more to make your subject pop.
On the bright side your model look comfortable in the face and you got a nice look from the model.
Next time use a bigger aperture, pick a noncompeting background, try to make your models face the brightest part of the photo (that is where the eye goes first).
We all need more practice .