Hi, I've recently joined this site as I would like to expand my portfolio beyond just focusing on weddings. I would appreciate any feedback on the images in my portfolio. Many thanks in advance Oct 03 15 06:36 am Link Because of the side lighting you are highlighting models skin imperfections Why show the white part of her eyes to the camera? Light appears too high, note nose shadow touching upper lip With that much arm would be nice to see her hands too Due to pose model has lost appearance of neck, try not to support weight on models shoulders I wish you well Oct 03 15 01:13 pm Link For these two, they remind me Peter Hurley's headshot work. I would have liked to have seen the model look into the camera. Also another thing to try is turning the shoulders and even leaning towards to camera (a little). The with the shoulders turned you'll get a diagonal line connecting the two should instead of a straight line, makes for an different look. If they lean a little towards the camera, it helps to create and engaging look combined with the eyes looking at camera. If you want to avoid the white's in the eyes, have the model look at where his/her nose is pointing and it doesn't matter which angle you're shooting from. Lot's of photographers here to be inspired by and online resources very good these days as well. Welcome to MM ! Keep up the good work ! Oct 03 15 01:48 pm Link You have 3 images with arms but hands missing. Were they amputated? Suggest getting rid of these. But just one worthless opinion. Oct 03 15 10:27 pm Link Thanks for the great feedback. I'll try and take these into account the next time I shoot Oct 04 15 04:19 am Link |