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  • wesleylaw
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    This girl asked me recently to do some portraits of her so off we went to Fota gardens. Even though she was into posing and was good at it I found those shots all a bit rigid. These were grabbed really but I think I caught something of her in these. Maybe it was due to the fact that we both started to have a laugh soon into the shoot. Any opinions on the shots?

    5faythe
    Participant

    Hi Wesley,

    I think you have probably caught something of the lady’s character in these.
    The expression seems very natural and attractive.
    She has engaged well with the camera.

    I somehow prefer #1.
    I’m not sure that all that space is necessary to her right in #2.

    That, of course, is just my non expert opinion.

    Cheers.

    John.

    wesleylaw
    Member

    The expression seems very natural and attractive.
    She has engaged well with the camera.

    Thanks John,
    I think thats why I like them too. I agree about the space too her right.

    Thanks for commenting.

    Mark
    Keymaster

    Looks like you’ve done a good job Wesley. Very natural looking to me.

    JohnnyMcMillan
    Participant

    Hi there.

    I like the first shot. Nice overall tones and looks like a nice genuine smile/moment. Just for me when I scrolled down to the second shot it just looked a bit like a copy of the first shot and so therefore diluted the first for me. I think if it was just the first shot by itself that would have been great, just the second shot takes that “moment” away from me abit.

    wesleylaw
    Member

    Thanks. I didnt see the second one as being very similar to the first but now that it has been pointed out…

    5faythe
    Participant

    Hi Wesley,

    I understand JohnnyMcMillan’s comment re the similarity of the 2 shots.

    I didn’t mention it on my post but I thought that if you had a more straight
    on shot from your shoot you could crop #2 to the same composition as #1
    and the 3 shots would make a nice set side by side with the straight on
    image in the middle.

    Just a thought

    Cheers.

    John.

    jb7
    Participant

    I suppose it shows how symmetrical her features are,
    that she can be photographed from both sides like this-

    Would agree with John about the space to the right in 2,
    and I suppose I might also mention that the first might be just a little closely framed-

    Would be interesting to see the ones you haven’t shown too-
    especially if they were showing a different expression-

    I suppose there might have been an option to underexpose the background slightly?
    there might have been a bit more drama to them if it was a little darker-

    Good pictures though, she should be very happy with those-

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