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  • Yoque
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    hi guys! this is my first not offhanded portrait. i know i need to improve, but with your adds will be easier!

    thanks for looking, comment and criticize

    Distancia focal 120mm
    Velocidad de obturación 1/250 sec
    Apertura f/3.5
    ISO/Pelicula 250

    beans1981
    Participant

    Buenas noches Yoque,

    I like the portrait, lovely expression on the subjects face and good eye contact. I think it’s an overall nice natural looking portrait. I am sure someone can give you some extra info on lighting etc but very nice.

    Al

    JMac-2006
    Participant

    Yoque, nice portrait. Just the expression is a little forced almost clenching teeth might be from trying to look back at camera. Did you use a reflector as seems to be a gold cast on face (girls right side) and hair, its prob personal taste but white or silver can work well.

    Yoque
    Member

    JMac-2006 wrote:

    Yoque, nice portrait. Just the expression is a little forced almost clenching teeth might be from trying to look back at camera. Did you use a reflector as seems to be a gold cast on face (girls right side) and hair, its prob personal taste but white or silver can work well.

    yes… in fact, it isn’t a “reflector” xD nay it was a sheet… pretended to be white, but yellow at end

    i don’t have any lights system, just a flash and i had to improvise hehehe

    thanks for comment guys!!

    Mark
    Keymaster

    Stunning model. Her expression does look a bit forced but at the same time her eyes as smiling (if you know what I mean…).
    Her eyes do look a bit too white though. Also I wonder if a small crop at the bottom of the photo would help the composition.
    Seems to be a little bit too much body / too long for me. Just an opinion of course.

    Mauriceg
    Participant

    Lovely photo, but would probably crop tighter as Mark Suggested. Lose some of the body and move the eyeline up.

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