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10/04/2007 12:38:07 AM |
| This also is nice I like the angle of her head. |
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10/03/2007 01:21:18 PM |
| I like this background better than the other one, but it feels like you are almost looking up at her, and for some reason that feels a bit unnatural to me. Again, though, beautful girl, beautiful exposure. Very nicely done. |
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10/02/2007 05:18:40 PM |
| I think you are too hard on yourself! Your daughters are lovely and you managed to illuminate their faces without washing them out with too much light. |
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10/02/2007 03:59:49 AM |
| Your protraits look great! Sweet smile and tones. |
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10/01/2007 10:45:06 PM |
| Another nice portrait! You have beautiful girls! Nice composition and colors here! Well done. |
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10/01/2007 07:42:17 PM |
| I like this. You've got a good catchlight in her eyes, and her expression looks natural to me. :) I like the way you posed her with her head turned. |
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10/01/2007 07:30:48 PM |
| How wonderful that you have such natural beauties to work with as models. You will be amazed at how dramatically different your images will become with just a bit of simple editing to enhance them. Keep at it! |
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10/01/2007 05:02:04 PM |
She is also gorgeous, and this is a lovely photo! The composition with the soft blurred background is beautiful!
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10/01/2007 01:50:10 PM |
| Again, I like this as well. I think cropping a little more off the left and not cropping so much off the right might help the composition of this picture. I guess kind of the same crop as the other picture would also be good for this one. I commend you for getting your daughters to cooperate in such foul weather, what great models they are. |
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10/01/2007 11:25:21 AM |
| dont be down on yourself .. i reckon we've got the best in the world in dpc .. comparisons make no sense at all except of course to help us improve .. i really like this portrait coz its very real .. i agree about the composition, but you must be sick of hearing it now .. your daughter makes a beautiful, fresh and lovely subject ... i'll be hoping to see more photographs of her, altho if she's anything like my daughter she's totally sick of having me in her face with a camera .. she says its like i have it growing out'v my face .. !! ... :) |
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10/01/2007 11:08:01 AM |
| Beautiful portrait with great lighting. As the others have stated, I would chop off some of the surrounding background - preferably the whole left side. The skin tones are perfect and your daughter is adorable. For the 'natural' posing - if they are little performers, that will be hard to accomplish - ha! |
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10/01/2007 10:49:44 AM |
| What a wonderful smile she has, and this is such a very happy and pleasing portrait to start with..... |
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10/01/2007 10:29:24 AM |
| I love landscape orientation but like muckpond said, I think it's too centered. Nice DOF and focus. A square crop might be fun. I'm a huge fan of that. |
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10/01/2007 10:06:39 AM |
| Lovely portrait! Nicely done, only suggestions for improvement are to echo comments of muckpond and KarenNfld regarding centered composition and focus. |
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10/01/2007 09:48:49 AM |
| She is beautiful! It's a lovely photo but as muckpond mentioned it's a bit too centered. The lighting is good but it could be a little bit sharper. |
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10/01/2007 07:32:08 AM |
hey, i think this is a really good start. i think the composition is too centered and would be more dramatic with her further left. you can also do some post-processing on the eyes and teeth to make them brighter.
a good way to get a natural pose is to not have her look 90 degrees to one side. have her turn her body about a 1/4 turn away from you and then look at the camera. then her neck won't be so twisty (which, to me, is the most unnatural looking part). :) |
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