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10/09/2008 09:38:38 PM |
Wow, what a difference a day makes...
Wait...that was 2 years ago. OH MY GOSH...!!!
For this one, I believe you were right and the voters were wrong: for the most part. I believed that this photo was way more 'Color Studio Portrait' then many of the photos that scored higher. Yes, they may have been better photos but I didn't see them as something somebody would do in a studio nor as a true portrait. Your lighting is a little bright but I think you got 'Studio Portrait' over many of the other photos. Keep up the great work and it's good to see your still at it! |
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10/06/2008 06:57:21 PM |
| Cute girl and post. The lighting is too hard and harsh. |
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10/06/2008 12:01:58 PM |
Cute model, but very harsh on camera flash combined with her putting her weight on her hands take away from the photo. The flash causes the harsh lighting and the hard shadow behind her. She does not look very comfortable having the photo taken.
Great attempt, and you certainly have a good model to practice with. Keep at it. |
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10/06/2008 01:48:30 AM |
| Some rather harsh shadows in this shot. Bring your subject away from the back ground and use a defuser to soften the light. It also looks like the flash was fired on camera. If possible, it would help to get the flash off camera. |
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10/04/2008 11:27:31 PM |
| Nice pose and expression. Direct flash is a bit harsh and flat. |
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10/04/2008 09:39:55 PM |
| Awkward pose makes her upper arms look very thick, and of course, the often mentioned flash shadow on the background. |
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10/02/2008 06:26:53 PM |
| harsh flash, try bouncing it off the ceiling for softer light. |
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10/01/2008 06:43:41 PM |
| great picture but could have been better if flash didn't give it such a flat dimmension |
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10/01/2008 02:18:24 PM |
| Would rather not see a shadow from a flash in a portrait. Could be better to direct light in from the side or front and side instead of head-on. |
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