Shooting in the Pearl District, PDX

Ike615

These are photos I took of my good friend Emiliee yesterday in the Pearl District of Portland. There's a lot of cool settings there to shoot. Anyways, this is just a sampling of the photos I took. If you want to see the rest here's the link:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ike615/sets/72157600280324290/

Let me know what you think of them. Thanks.

- Isaac

Elaine

These are great! I really like the third one. Nice colors and setting!

Yuri Pautov

Isaac
That is what I think: very attractive model, interesting dress. I think that if she'll NOT BE LOOKING into the camera - you'll get some realy interesting characters.
(dreaming, waiting, laughing, yawning, boring....)
Otherwise we have snap-shots - you see a lot of them around. We call this in Russia 'raisin' /salt, zest/
I'd try different points of shooting - from the top, from the ground, and so on, so on....
Yuri

Ike615

Yuri Pautov wrote:

That is what I think: very attractive model, interesting dress. I think that if she'll NOT BE LOOKING into the camera - you'll get some realy interesting characters.
(dreaming, waiting, laughing, yawning, boring....)
Otherwise we have snap-shots - you see a lot of them around. We call this in Russia 'raisin' /salt, zest/
I'd try different points of shooting - from the top, from the ground, and so on, so on....
Yuri

Thanks for your critique Yuri. Here's some shots in line with what you had suggested.

Blinkings

Good work. I especially like the cheeky ones!

SBP

KEEP Shooting
You have some nice portraits and your friend seems very willing to be int to it all. I like the ones of her looking off most but I'd try and watch the background. Try moving her into a background so that the clocks are providing a backdrop rather than competing with her for attention. My favorite is with the silver background.
Have fun with your shoots. Sherrlyn
sherrlyn.smugmug.com

Ike615 wrote:

Thanks for your critique Yuri. Here's some shots in line with what you had suggested.

Ike615

SBP wrote:

You have some nice portraits and your friend seems very willing to be int to it all. I like the ones of her looking off most but I'd try and watch the background. Try moving her into a background so that the clocks are providing a backdrop rather than competing with her for attention. My favorite is with the silver background.
Have fun with your shoots. Sherrlyn
sherrlyn.smugmug.com

Thanks Sherrlyn for the critique. I agree with your critique on the clock photo. I'll be aware of that the next time I shoot. Thanks again!

- Isaac