She actually is really nice...
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I took some shots of this nice girl named Liz the other day.
I've already posted one picture of her...
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=28639
So, I thought that I would show you that she is a very nice girl and one of the most comfortable, down-to-earth people infront of the lens that I have ever come across.
Hope you enjoy.
Ashley
As you can tell I was drawn to her because of her coat. Ever since seeing Yuri's pictures of nice looking Russian women in beautiful fur trimmed coats I have always wanted to do it myself. Different nationality same fur coat; close enough.
I've already posted one picture of her...
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=28639
So, I thought that I would show you that she is a very nice girl and one of the most comfortable, down-to-earth people infront of the lens that I have ever come across.
Hope you enjoy.
Ashley
As you can tell I was drawn to her because of her coat. Ever since seeing Yuri's pictures of nice looking Russian women in beautiful fur trimmed coats I have always wanted to do it myself. Different nationality same fur coat; close enough.
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#1 & #3 would be my choices.
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#1 seems a little OOF
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Thanks for all the comments.
John- I think your right about the last one. I personally didn’t like it all that much but I thought that people sometimes like those shots- Liz and I were actually joking about it- it was one of her first shots.
XO-S- Yea, you’re right about number 1. I processed these all quickly and I soften the skin and leaving the eyes normal. I think I went over board. Hence the really over enhanced eyes that Owen mentioned.
Nick- I don’t know if I can do anything about the floating head- that was the original crop of the picture. But thanks for your comments. I’ll look back at the shots for some sign of a neck.
With Number 2 I just ran the original through filters, after some tweaking, that Yuri suggested in one of his threads. I think its one of my favorites too. Along with 3 which was just such a fluke- I wasn’t even looking through the lens.
Ashley
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Great Photos!
Is Liz new to the modeling?
What camera did you use?
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I like #2 more.
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Thanks for your comments.
Here is a picture of a boy named Evan I took the same day. He's a nice guy and wanted something that made him look like a bad guy.
Ashley
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#1 is too ethereal for me. As mentioned, her eyes, lips and tip of her nose, look to be floating on an otherwise featureless face :uhoh (night of the Living Dead?...lol)
I do like #3 also, but nowhere near as much as #2. I won't beat a deadhorse :deadhorse but #4 is extremely unflattering, IMHO.
Good work Egg
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I think it's a stage we all go through, though.
Ahh, but alas when I saw you as having posted I knew what you were going to say. I understand. I was having fun.
To tell you the truth it looks much better in printed form than seeing it here.
I always calm down. I don't usually go so overboard.
I find I keep most of the work I really like to myself and post stuff that I'm not so sure of here.
Thanks though I'll keep it in mind.
Ashley
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I, too, like the second one. The last one is not that flattering, but it is a good photograph.
I imagine the first one is softish looking on purpose! Smile. Then she is playing around in like the third shot. Cool shooting!
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