Girl at the Beach
Any comments on posing, etc. is appreciated. Thanks!
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Kate
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"You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." Mark Twain
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It's not always easy to judge somebodies work as we all have a different style and taste. Anyhow I will give you my view for what it is worth. In each case you did a good job
1. Typical pose with the show leg in the front. I probably would have paid some attention to the parts of the bikini that are sticking out in the back and have here a little less tense. Notice the little skin roll under need the bikini strap ? I would avoid this (although its a natural thing when you lean back). Either by turning the model or correct it afterwards in CC with liquify. Most likely a little turn CCW would have worked just fine and avoided both little issue.
I would not mind to have a bit more contrast and vivid colors. After all its a beach shot.
2. Nice shot, but since you asked me for comments here it is.
The fact that the bikini is partial wet is not very pleasing the view, especially that it is under the arm pits and one could confuse it with sweat. So either make it all dry or all wet. In this case I would have gone for an all wet top as it brings the color more vivid. Secondly the body appears to be a bit massive, that is an optical effect and has nothing to see with the model as such. Just in case this would be wrongly understood. Try next time to move the body a bit backwards so that the head is close to the camera.
Color and light is really good.
3. Very well done, did you try this pose just after the surf area (where the water turns kind of white).
4. Very well done, maybe a bit more contrast and colors. And hmmm how shall I say , try to lift the breast a bit as it now less supported by the wet bikini. You can also work on that with liquify
5. Nice headshot, but I would avoid the bikini in-look
So, that is it . And again those are my views.
Couldn't agree more - especially in this sort of environment / setting
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