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watchmen

Holy crap I absolutely love #2! Some people might not like the tilt in some of these, but I personally think they dont' detract from the image. I love the post processing in these btw. And one question did you use strobe or are these all natural?

jmphotocraft

At first glance I also like 2, and this pose in general. However I was troubled by this pose in my own senior portrait work, because I knew there was something inappropriate about it. Then it dawned on me, it's the trucker mudflap pose. From then on I've tried to avoid it for senior portraits. If this is just for fashion, then it can work.

Wish your Exif was intact, are these shot with a 35mm f/1.4? I also like the tilt and pretty much everything else about these photos.

Kinkajou

LOVE the light in these! My super-minor critique is that I'd get down a little lower for the standing poses - shooting at waist level to add a little length to the body and avoid foreshortening if you're taller than your subject.

Beautiful stuff!

michaelglenn

Great use of light and a wonderful model. Did you shoot this on a 35mm lens?

digidrone

Very fine series!

RJonesPhoto

Thanks everyone. Sorry for the slow reply. I thought I would get notifications if someone posted on my thread.

These were all shot with natural light. 35L 1.4.

No reflectors/no lights.

Qarik

really goof stuff. everything works well here..processing, model, clothes. light, backgrounds,etc

T H O R

These are all very nice. I really like the feel and the use of the shallow depth of field that you have executed in these photos. The posing is done quite well also. This sky may be a little bit blown out, but it's not distracting at this point.

Todd

zoomer

love em...2 ftw....love the 35 look in portraits