Tim the last photo is going to be my pick. Partly because of the blanket
secondary subject, so to say. She and you did the great job setting up
the shot. Two other shots leave me somewhat indifferent. I am thinking
it is because of the fact that the face of the model is upside down and
I have hard time establishing the eye contact. And I know that you know
what I mean. I cannot fault you technically, at least because I haven't
yet shot in studio or with the light being carefully set up by me. But
like I said - when I see a portrait I kind of instinctively look for the
eye contact, hence my remarks.
I hope I am sufficiently brutal, honest, and yet polite.
Boris
On 2/28/2011 12:46 AM, Tim Øsleby wrote:
Nipple warning (just in case).
I believe they can be considered work safe at most offices.
http://maritimtim.blogspot.com/2011/02/my-beloved-one.html
I'm having a great time photographing my beloved. I believe you can see why :-)
I really need feedback on these.
It is hard to be objective when photographing your beloved. But don't
hesitate being direct.
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