Taylor - Senior Portraits

jeffreaux2

It's been awhile....I'm a tad rusty at this.......Straight out of lightroom....

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MarcRaymond

Very nice set! Great job...

Hackbone

Being rusty is a great thing in your case, outstanding.

divamum

I will never be able to.match your posing skill. It always looks so natural (as well as flattering!).

Particularly like 4&5

Mitchell

These are gorgeous. I love the light in the first few.

I particularly like the setting in the last one. Excellent!

jeffreaux2

Thanks for the comments folks.

Mitchell its interesting you like the light in those....we were in a store front that is deep under roof but open at one end. AKA "garage light".

jeffreaux2

divamum wrote: »

I will never be able to.match your posing skill. It always looks so natural (as well as flattering!).

Particularly like 4&5

Diva.....

You'll get to a point, if you haven't already, where the technical aspects of exposure, framing, lighting techniques, light direction, etc all become second nature. When this is so, you can focus all your efforts on posing and interacting. None of the poses were natural.....even if I say, "sit however is comfortable for you"....I will adjust her from that position. Also, people tend to relax and be at ease if Im not so fussy with the camera or light. And always always always....if you grab a great shot, let them see it right away. Its a confidence boost for subject and photographer.

That isn't to say Im never technically challenged during a shoot, but more so that I just wont be flustered by that....lol.

Bilsen

Beautiful work and I may steal a couple of these poses.

I might take a bit of the headroom out of #s 4 & 5 but that's strictly personal. I absolutely love #s 7 & 9.

CCoop

4, 5, 6, and 9 for me. A great series, all of them!! --CCoop