Model
_eMMe_
Posts: 866
Florence, Toscana, Italy
Photographer
Ben Cook - BRC Photo
Posts: 2400
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Thatcher Photography wrote: Best. outstanding shot!! Worst. I don't like the light on her nose. It makes it the focal point on this shot.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
Model
Mrs Foxy
Posts: 4520
Waterford, Wisconsin, US
Photographer
JGProductions
Posts: 34
Palatine, Illinois, US
Thatcher Photography wrote: Best. Awesome viewpoint and sky!!! Wish the style was edgy fashion for this. Perhaps a small pop of light to make it more about the model while retaining your cool sky! Worst. The comp is not my style! I would lower it a good bit to fill the frame with your subject.
Thanks for the tips...always appreciated.
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
Maria Susanti wrote: still doing this? Best - Dayummm!! I LOVE this shot so much! I will take two of these please!!!! Ha! Worst 1 - Get a pro to do the "no makeup" shot. I don't think you should burn a photo slot with this one. You could paste the "no makeup" shot on your profile page and keep all your awesome ones for your MM port. Worst 2 - Your left arm go missing in the shot due to the pattern and pose position. If you brought the hand to the knee it would help some. I also feel like the mood does not match the location. This is a happy place and it feels/looks like your puppy just passed away.
Wardrobe Stylist
BossyB
Posts: 112
Washington, District of Columbia, US
Thatcher Photography wrote: Best - awesome style! Worst - I love the style... I don't like the hand positions.
Thank you
Photographer
RistPhoto
Posts: 391
Telluride, Colorado, US
Well, you said you were back at it, as of a week ago, perhaps you will be at it again. Best: Worst: Just feels too edited for my taste. I will look forward to hopefully finding out your opinion on my best and worst.
Model
Paully Si
Posts: 24
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
Paully S wrote: try mine? Best - Cute shot! Worst - I don't like the use of the gold reflector for this shot. You have a lot of happy/fun outfits... Make sure your moods reflect the style of the shoot. Don't hold back on showing a wide range of emotion.
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
PeachCherryBlossom wrote: I would love your opinion! Best - This is an awesome 2 model shot! Love the BW and the style is cool. Nice job!! Worst - I like your pose and the dress! I just think the comp and view point make you look very short. A tighter crop might help some.
Model
S Turner
Posts: 39
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Are you still doing this?
Photographer
Keith Styles
Posts: 49
Miami, Florida, US
I'm down with it if your up for it...
Model
E e v a
Posts: 1724
Nashville, Tennessee, US
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
S Turner wrote: Are you still doing this? Yes!! We moved to Fredericksburg recently so it was slow for a while! Ha!! Best - Love it!! Great color tone and nice comp!! Sexy style too! You have a stunning face!! Worst - I don't care for the light on your face. Not your fault! It looks very strange to me. Try to change up your mood it looks like you are staying in the same range of moods for all of your MM shots.
Photographer
AYC Photo
Posts: 122
Seattle, Washington, US
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
Keith Aleksoff wrote: I'm down with it if your up for it... Best- Love this set! Nice camera control!! Worst- Panning slightly to the right to keep her foot from being chopped would help this one. Very sexy model and nice light!!
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
AYC Photo wrote: I'm game! Best - WOW!! I love this set! Great range and style. The mood of the 2nd shot is AWESOME!! Worst - Pose wise it is very collected and feels unbalanced in the frame. Creating windows in your pose would help this one out.
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
AYC Photo wrote: I'm game! Best - Wicked dress and model! Nice comp too!!! Worst - The other one from this shoot is a much better shot. The post work lightened your backdrop (especially in the facial area) and made the edit work one of the focal points.
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
Larissa Lees wrote: Go for it! Best- I know it is a simple shot, but it seems to jump out at me more than any of the others. Worst- The light in this shot kills it! It is way to harsh to do anything for you. The best thing you can do is try to line up some work with some better photographers. It will help you out a great deal! Most of the problems with your port are not your fault.
Model
Jane Smithly
Posts: 1097
Crowley, Texas, US
Can't remember if I asked before but I would appreciate your input
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
Autumn Rose Brightly wrote: Can't remember if I asked before but I would appreciate your input Best - Nice pose! Great connection! Worst - Looks about as awkward as it must have felt.
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
BethanyKay wrote: I'll play Best - Awesome!!!! Worst - Post work killed this shot. I would also rather see a shot like this taken in the correct environment too. Not your fault!!
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
Divine Origins wrote: Please have a look Best - Great style!! Nice comp!!! I wish she set a stronger mood for the shot. Tighter eye and more sassy! Worst - I don't like how compressed the pose is. It feels clunky on the bottom part of her body... great on the top part!! Get out and shoot outside more! I dig your outdoor/location work!
Model
Beth Chambers
Posts: 465
London, England, United Kingdom
Me please?
Photographer
Francisco Castro
Posts: 2629
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
You have a really good port, every image I looked at was better than the one previous... then this came up: It's a nice picture, but compared to the rest of your port, it's not very memorable. Very "high school senoir yearbook".
Photographer
Thatchers Fine Art
Posts: 1265
Fort Worth, Texas, US
Francisco Castro wrote: You have a really good port, every image I looked at was better than the one previous... then this came up: It's a nice picture, but compared to the rest of your port, it's not very memorable. Very "high school senoir yearbook". Best. I love the model and that you picked it for BW. Worst. I don't think it touches any of your other work.
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