different angle or time on location, might be less cars which are somewhat distracting.
showing various expressions or working with your model to get varied expressions.
#4 has some blown highlights on the left.
#9- slight crop would remove satellite dish on right which is a light color that draws the eye when you look through the picture.
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On 4, I decided to blow out the highlights in pp to bring her out of the shadows more. I'm just lazy to spend too much more time on it.
We spent about 3 hrs and she had 4 outfits so we have different looks around the area, although not on the balcony. I agree on the cars to an extent and you can see I blew them out in some of the shots where I wanted her to be the feature. I was also going for environmental shots, warts and all in regards to the background.
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Harsh shadows on 8 though.
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Thanks!
On 4, I decided to blow out the highlights in pp to bring her out of the shadows more. I'm just lazy to spend too much more time on it.
We spent about 3 hrs and she had 4 outfits so we have different looks around the area, although not on the balcony. I agree on the cars to an extent and you can see I blew them out in some of the shots where I wanted her to be the feature. I was also going for environmental shots, warts and all in regards to the background.
It's just a shadow. It is in all the pics from this angle.
Thanks, and I agree on 8. I liked it though when I was first going through the pics. Her eyes seemed brighter than in other pictures.