Throw at portraiture: in need of advice?
Chrissiebeez_NL
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hi fellow Dgrinners!
while messing about a while back we decided to try to give portrait photography a somewhat more serious effort. I would really like to know how you feel about the compositions, poses, lighting etc as well as the processing.
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#3
#4
i'm interested in what you think! :thumb
while messing about a while back we decided to try to give portrait photography a somewhat more serious effort. I would really like to know how you feel about the compositions, poses, lighting etc as well as the processing.
#1
#2
#3
#4
i'm interested in what you think! :thumb
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I think the processing works best on the first one, which has a great dreamy quality to it. I'm not very experienced at portrait photography, but I would say that the last two would be improved if you could see the eyes better. In #3, the head could have been angled a bit more toward the camera, while #4 needs more light from the front. As a portrait, I think #2 is the strongest.
Cheers,
i agree the processing works best for the first one. it is partly me (squinty eyes) and partly because these are all natural light portrait but the sun made it a bit hard, hence the squinting